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
Self-Care for Sustainability
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.
When Leading During Times of Crisis, What Does Wholeness Look Like?
Español aquí In December, Move to End Violence celebrated a number of firsts. It was the first convening of our last ever Learn more
Learning with and from the Plants During COVID-19
En Español In this time of violence against Black bodies amidst a global pandemic, healing justice for Black and Brown communities is Learn more
‘Locating Oneself’: A Reflection from the Healing Justice Donor Briefing
At the end of last year, I found myself in a studio with an intuitive, body spirit healer. Over the next 45 Learn more
The Whole Point
Today was one of my favorite days in Move to End Violence history. And considering that I have the privilege of working Learn more
Supporting Leadership through Peer Coaching
Through leading the second convening with a focus on leadership, Rockwood Leadership Institute is excited to be one of the faculty partners Learn more
My 57th Year
In my 57th year I begin a new journey–a new Initiative As I Move to End Violence I will travel to new Learn more
Never in My Wildest Dreams
When Co-founder Tony Porter and I began A CALL TO MEN in 2005, women were understandably skeptical and cautious of a men’s 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
