Working, Caregiving, and the Global Pandemic
En Espanol. As we begin another week of sheltering in place during these unprecedented times, our communities are beginning to experience a Learn more
Intersectional Approach
In order to find solutions that will end violence against all girls and women, we must understand and address the multiple, compounding oppressions that create barriers to justice, including sexism, racism, and classism.
Cohort 4 Returns from Montgomery Immersed In Transformative Movement-Building
Move to End Violence’s Cohort 4 just returned from their fifth convening in Montgomery, Alabama, land of the Muscogee/Creek people who have Learn more
#SayHerName: Centering the Lives and Deaths of Black Women and Girls
Re-posted with permission from Legal Momentum and HuffingtonPost. To understand the struggle to get people to acknowledge Black women as victims of homicide Learn more
Weaving Networks of Mutuality and Justice
I recently re-read Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s “Letter from Birmingham Jail” after the verdicts in Ferguson, Missouri and New York, where Learn more
Sanctuary for Families Shares Move to End Violence Vision with 100 Staff Members
On January 11, Sanctuary for Families held an all-staff meeting focusing on the vision of the Move to End Violence program as Learn more
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