Movement Maker Profiles: Ninaj Raoul
Ninaj Raoul is a co-founder and community organizer at Haitian Women for Haitian Refugees (HWHR) in New York, an organization founded in Learn more
On The Move
On The Move creates the space for Move to End Violence to engage allies in an ongoing effort to learn from the past, envision the future, and share strategies for how we will get there together.
Movement Maker Profiles: Morning Star Gali
En español Morning Star Gali is a member of the Ajumawi band of the Pit River Tribe located in Northeastern California. She Learn more
Affirmation Meditation for Survivors
En español In honor of Sexual Assault Advocacy Month, MEV program director Latishia James-Portis, known affectionately as Rev. Pleasure, has created an Learn more
Movement Maker Profiles: Daroneshia Duncan-Boyd
En español Mrs. Daroneshia Duncan-Boyd is an unapologetically Black, trans woman and Southerner and the Executive Director of TAKE Resource Center, a Learn more
Movement Maker Profiles: Evonné Kaho
Evonné Kaho is the founder and CEO of the first Black transgender nonprofit in the state of Mississippi, Love Me Unlimited 4 Learn more
Black History/Black Futures Month: MEV Staff Picks
en español Much of the content below addresses violence committed against Black people. It also features Black people reclaiming, redefining, and reimagining Learn more
Movement Maker Profiles: Chhaya Chhoum
Chhaya Chhoum and her family lived in refugee camps in Thailand and the Philippines before being resettled to the US. In 2012 Learn more
Movement Maker Profiles: Paris Hatcher
Paris is the founder and Director of Black Feminist Future, a national Black feminist organization that amplifies and builds the power of Learn more
Movement Maker Profiles: Juniperangelica Gia Loving
Juniperangelica Gia Loving is a queer, trans Latina, mother, and community organizer based in the Bay Area/Ohlone Land, originally from El Monte, Learn more
Movement Maker Profiles: Aneiry Zapata
Aneiry Simonnaeh Zapata was born in a small black-Garífuna community called “Sambo Creek” in Honduras. She is a transgender Black woman, a Learn more
Going back to this guide from @MoveEndViolence these days to deepen my practices: https://movetoendviolence.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/building_movement_conversations_guide_english.pdf
(Image: Move to End Violence The Vision Wheel)
The first of several videos from our learning exchange with @MoveEndViolence, @ofraneh @COPINHHONDURAS and our many partners in Puerto Rico! https://youtu.be/I6sOGjhVxQU
Read more about the exchange, our reflections, and photos here: https://grassrootsonline.org/blog/exchange-healing-justice/
I just uploaded “Cohort 5 Reminders for August and September // Recordatorios de la Cohorte 5 para agosto y septi… https://vimeo.com/732225660
Self Care
Are you interested in swapping out sabotaging habits for more sustainable practices to help you show up as your most impactful you?
