Each year, Chicago’s National Organization for Women (NOW) recognizes two women who are making a positive impact on the lives of women and girls in Chicago and honors and thanks Chicago leaders for their contributions to the feminist community. This year, on October 22nd, Chicago NOW honored A Long Walk Home’s Executive Director Scheherazade Tillet.
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?
Share your vision with us: http://bit.ly/MEVNDVAM
We'll be creating a graphic to represent this vision from your responses.
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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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