Tool: Love While Challenging Racist Behavior
This tool was created by Move to End Violence coach Ana Perez, and was first published by The Interaction Institute for Social Change. Download Learn more
Liberation and Equity
Systemic oppressions, including oppression based on race, gender, and class, impact us all – from how we show up to how we interact with others. In order to effectively collaborate and move our work forward, we need to be able to identify and understand the oppressions that hold us back and find ways to break free. At Move to End Violence, we do a deep dive into understanding these systems of oppressions and, through ongoing work and practice, explore liberating practices.
Tools
Tool to Engage Youth in Discussions About Liberation
This tool was created by Movement Maker Lorena Estrella of Sadie Nash to engage youth in a conversation about liberation Download the tool. Learn more
Webinar
Racial Equity & Liberation Week 1 “Locating Oneself”
In the first virtual learning community of our 6-week series on Racial Equity & Liberation, we are joined by storytellers Archi Pyati Learn more
Video
Racial Equity & Liberation Week 1 “Locating Oneself”
In the first virtual learning community of our 6-week series on Racial Equity & Liberation, we are joined by storytellers Archi Pyati Learn more
Building Inclusive Racial and Gender Justice Movements
This page and accompanying video highlights our commitment to inclusive racial and gender justice movements. Learn more
Grace Lee Boggs Fireside Chat – Convening 1 Clip 1
Grace Lee Boggs provides her thoughts on constantly changing, growing up as a woman, objectification, and more. Learn more
Message from Maura Bairley
Maura Bairley key member of our Faculty team shares what excites her about this intersectional approach to end violence against girls and Learn more
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SAAM is a time to focus the attention to the prevalence of sexual assault & educate communities & relatives about how to prevent it. One way to prevent it is by understanding what consent is. #SAAM2021 #BelieveSurvivors
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We are proud to join nearly 500 activists in this act of solidarity in support of transgender women and girls #TransDayOfVisibility
https://www.goodmorningamerica.com/amp/culture/story/500-leaders-activists-celebrities-sign-open-letter-supporting-76788407
