Día 2 del Intercambio Internacional: Confrontando la anti-negritud
“Reconozco y abrazo a Guatemala — y reconozco y abrazo a la Guate-negra”. — Joanna Wetherborn La anti-negritud existe en todos lados, Learn more
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Day 2 of the International Exchange: Confronting Anti-Blackness
“I recognize and embrace Guatemala – and I recognize and embrace Guate-Black.” – Joanna Wetherborn Anti-Blackness exists everywhere, including in our movements Learn more
Refusing to Be Invisible: A Long Walk Home Marches with Indigenous Girls and Women
“We are not Invisible!” Linda Eagle, a speaker at the The Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women’s March called out, with her family Learn more
Día 1 del Intercambio Internacional: Anclarnos
Iniciamos el intercambio internacional de Cohort 4 de la manera que siempre iniciamos trabajo que requiere que estemos totalmente presentes y tomemos Learn more
Day 1 of the International Exchange: Getting Grounded
We opened Cohort 4’s international exchange the way we always begin work that requires us to show up whole, take risks, and Learn more
Intercambio Internacional en Mesoamérica: Explorando el poder de construir movimiento transnacional para acabar con la violencia contra todas las niñas y mujeres alrededor del mundo
Para este ciclo del Intercambio Internacional, el Movimiento para Acabar con la Violencia, un programa de la Fundación NoVo, tiene el honor Learn more
International Exchange in Mesoamerica: Exploring the Power of Transnational Movement Building to End Violence Against All Girls and Women Around the World
[This blog was authored in partnership with Daysi Yamileth Flores Hernandez of JASS and MEV.] For this cycle’s International Exchange Move to Learn more
Marching to Raise the Visibility of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women
On February 14th, hundreds of people will gather in Minneapolis along with other communities around the state of Minnesota to honor the Learn more
INEVAWG: Why a South-based, Black Feminist International Network to End Violence Against Women and Girls?
This piece is part of the NoVo Foundation’s Radical Hope Blog Series, a platform for social justice movement leaders from around the world to Learn more
Refusing to Hide: Migrants Find Power in Caravans
[Re-posted with permission from the author.] Most of the people arriving at the U.S. border as part of a bold exodus are historically excluded Learn more
