I have been to India…, Part 8
I’ve been to India And walked down narrow winding streets as a ghost Flour mills shops tended by elders and prayer Sit 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.
Acts of Power
I have been to India and India is still with me. Columbus set sail to find India, instead he landed on the Learn more
The Rebirth of Activists
Throughout my 14-year career as an activist I have worked with and supported many civil rights institutions, initiatives and gender rights advocates, Learn more
I have been to India…, Part 7
I’ve been to India And received a firsthand education of this great experiment to uplift humanity Healing, seeing, reading words from an Learn more
The Last Girl and Boy
Neil Irvin, MEV Cohort 1 Member and Executive Director of Men Can Stop Rape, reflects on how the cohort’s journey to India Learn more
A New View
We at A CALL TO MEN are extremely proud to say that our organization was born out of the Battered Women’s Movement. Learn more
Every Last Girl
As I walked through the narrow streets of Sonagachi in Kolkata, she and I caught each other’s glances. Sunita? I could have Learn more
What we have inherited / A time to imagine a new way of life
“I have been to India…” and there found traces of another place, a shadow that follows, a history of pain and dislocation Learn more
Identifying Our Philosophy and Methods
“It is an axiom of social change that no revolution can take place without a methodology suited to the circumstances of the Learn more
The Predatory Community
There was no mistaking it, walking through the narrow, crowded, pollution-filled alleyways of Sonagachi, the largest “red light district” in Asia: the 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.
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What does a world free from interpersonal violence look like? How does it feel?
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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?
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