Sana, Sana: Healing, Love and Liberation
This image represents a conversation about healing justice and how to engage in liberatory practices to identify, be with, and explore the 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. Guests are encouraged to submit blogs posts.
How do people in your community express care?
En español At the third convening of our fifth cohort, each day began with a language justice practice led by a different Learn more
Movement Maker Profiles: Kalayo Pestaño
Kalayo is Co-Director at API Chaya supporting the self-determination, safety and wellness of survivors of gender-based violence and human trafficking. Learn more
Movement Maker Profiles: Tai Simpson
ai Simpson is known as “The Storyteller” in the indigenous language of the Nimiipuu nation (Nez Perce Tribe of Idaho). She is Learn more
Movement Maker Profiles: Matice Moore
Matice Moore is a Black, queer, non-binary artist and facilitator from Arizona and a Co-Director of the Brown Boi Project. Learn more
Movement Maker Profiles: Indira Henard
En español Ms. Henard has been with the DC Rape Crisis Center for the last twelve years serving in different capacities, including Learn more
Movement Maker Profiles: Shenaaz Janmohamed
Shenaaz Janmohamed is the founder and co-director of Queer Crescent. A healing practitioner of Shia Muslim Khoja ascent, she brings over 15 Learn more
Movement Maker Profiles: Nicole Santamaría
Nicole serves as Executive Director of El/La Para TransLatinas, continuing to develop El/La’s diverse programs while supporting staff’s development and growth, strengthening Learn more
Movement Maker Profiles: M. Adams
M. Adams is a community organizer and Co-Executive Director of Freedom, Inc. Born and raised in Milwaukee 53206 to a single Black Learn more
Movement Maker Profiles: Logan Meza
En español Logan Meza is a young Afro-Colombian, non-binary/trans person and one of the Interim Co-Executive Directors for S.O.U.L. Sisters Leadership Collective, Learn more
One of the powerful conversations from our convening last month centered on healing, love and liberation. Movement makers and healers shared their wisdom about healing and the understanding that we have the medicines we need.
#mevcohort5 #healingjustice
What does a world free from interpersonal violence look like? How does it feel?
Share your vision with us: http://bit.ly/MEVNDVAM
We'll be creating a graphic to represent this vision from your responses.
#NDVAM
It looks like building relationships with, centering, and lifting up the work of Black advocates and immigrant-led organizations working at the intersection of gender-based violence, immigration and racial justice. https://twitter.com/nnedv/status/1450547311789096964
Q6. From @ASISTAsurvivors: What does racial justice—including efforts to combat systemic racism and anti-Blackness—look like for immigrant survivors?
#DVAM #TwitterChatTuesday #NoSurvivorJusticeWithoutRacialJustice
