Women’s Movement by and for Whom?
It’s a fascinating experience being a relative newcomer to the women’s movement. I spent five years in the military, and the next 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.
Intending for Change
This weekend I heard about a curious study suggesting the power of collective intention. Researchers instructed groups as small as 25 to Learn more
International Women’s Day: Let’s Seize the Opportunity to Ask the Hard Questions
As a young girl I remember feeling lucky because I happened to be born on March 8, International Women’s Day. At the Learn more
Shifting the Boundaries On Building a Movement
Over the past couple of months since being given the gift of this fellowship I have been struck by the impact that Learn more
Creating Collective Vision, Moving to Collective Action
We need everyone. More voices. More outrage. More compassion. More people. We need so much more if we are going to make Learn more
A Journey Begins
In December, I had the privilege and pleasure of meeting my peers in Cohort Two of Move to End Violence, as well Learn more
Self-Care: So Difficult At Times, Yet So Important
One of my visions as co-founder of A CALL TO MEN was that we would be community organizers first and public speakers Learn more
February 6: Zero Tolerance to Female Genital Mutilation
I was floored when I heard Aida’s story. I had been working at Sanctuary for Families for a while and had heard Learn more
Awakening Through Language, Conversation, and Movement
I am awakened by language. After the Move to End Violence convening in December, I returned to Idaho speaking a transformative language Learn more
Demand A Plan Beyond Gun Control
Weeks after our time in Tarrytown, NY for the Building Movement 2012 Convening, a gunman killed 20 elementary-school students and six educators 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
