The Move to End Violence community reflects on books or other readings that might be of interest to the community.
En route to the Move to End Violence Strategic Thinking workshop in California I just finished an engaging, enlightening and inspiring book, Learn more
I first read Nelson Mandela’s autobiography as a source of cultural context to help prepare me to live and work in Johannesburg, Learn more
Over the past five years, Move to End Violence has benefited greatly from the insightful thinking of the Movement Strategy Center. In Learn more
I have long been interested in the care economy and how we find value in reproductive work, so I was thrilled to Learn more
The motivation behind @translashmedia was to go out and create something that would tell trans stories unapologetically and in a way where we didn't have editors questioning, or blocking, or undermining the perspectives that we need to be told. @NPR https://www.npr.org/2021/05/07/993838090/amid-wave-of-anti-trans-bills-trans-reporters-say-telling-our-own-stories-is-vit
Such an honor to be a part of this. Thank you @KaepernickPub 🔥 https://twitter.com/Kaepernick7/status/1392149292400447491
Today, I’m excited to share that we at @KaepernickPub will be releasing our first title, ABOLITION FOR THE PEOPLE: THE MOVEMENT FOR A FUTURE WITHOUT POLICING & PRISONS, on 10/12/21. This anthology builds on decades of organizing and writing against policing & prisons…
