Learning the Power of Oral Histories in Advancing Human Rights
Day 5: Cape Town, South Africa—Truth and Reconciliation Our Day’s Itinerary: Truth and Reconciliation at the Human Rights Media Centre Travel to Johannesburg 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.
Storytelling Helps Tell Complex Story of Gender-Based Violence and LGBTQ Rights in South Africa
Day 4: Cape Town, South Africa—Gender-Based Violence & Trafficking; Cultural Resistance; LGBTQ Rights Our Day’s Itinerary: Meeting with Nozizwe Madlala-Routledge and Embrace Learn more
Community Transformation Through Land, Water, and Agricultural Reform
Day 3: Cape Town, South Africa—Access to Land, Agrarian Reform, Women & Farmworker Rights Our purpose: We are in South Africa to Learn more
Building Connections Between Movements, Immigrant Rights and Ending Violence Against Girls and Women
Day 2: Cape Town, South Africa—Refugees, Migrant Women & Xenophobia Our purpose: We are in South Africa to learn from and with Learn more
Day 1: Cape Town, South Africa—A Glimpse into the Anti-Apartheid Struggle and Meeting Local Women Leaders
Day 1: Cape Town, South Africa—A Glimpse into the Anti-Apartheid Struggle and Meeting Local Women Leaders Our Day’s Itinerary: Grounding together Meeting Learn more
International Learning Exchange Brings Anti-Violence Advocates Together
It’s an exciting time for Move to End Violence, a program of the NoVo Foundation. 2016 marks the halfway point on our Learn more
Social Justice as the Center of Preventing Sexual and Domestic Violence
In the 34 years that I have been part of the movement to end violence against women and girls, I have been Learn more
From Grievance to Governance: 8 Features of Transformative Campaigns
[This blog originally appeared on Movement Strategy Center’s blog and is reprinted here with permission.] One morning last December, I found myself Learn more
Hope
The morning of the day we honor the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, I am reflecting on hope. Yesterday, I learned that Learn more
An Open Letter from Black Women’s Blueprint to the Black Women Survivors Who Were Sexually Assaulted by Daniel Holtzclaw
This letter was drafted by and submitted by Movement Maker Farah Tanis and her colleagues at Black Women’s Blueprint. To the 13 Learn more
Today we are featuring Logan Meza from @LeadSoulSisters, who is a young Afro-Colombian, non-binary/trans person. "It's imagining what is possible and planting those seeds so that it can eventually become possible." http://bit.ly/LoganMeza #MEVcohort5 #MEVMovementMakers
1/4 Tomorrow’s action has been a direct result of a lot of community hustle and organizing. The campaign to #EndTransDetention didn’t happen over night. The campaign has not been perfect and has been met with challenges and moments of reflections. #pride
