Joanne Smith Presents Stories of Action at WSCADV 2016
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Social Change
All the work of Move to End Violence is driven by our end goal: meaningful, lasting social change. By developing practices of strategic thinking, honing our intersectional analysis, learning lessons from our own social change efforts and those of sister movements, engaging in public opinion research, and more – we are building the capacity of this movement to develop and execute visionary, long-term strategies that will attack the root causes of violence against girls and women and alter the systems and balances of power that maintain the status quo.
Podcast
Dr. Beth Richie Presents at WSCADV 2016
Dr. Beth Richie, Professor, Activist, Author Dr. Beth Richie, professor, activist, and author, brings WSCADV Conference participants together with a call to Aprenda más
Edith Sargon Presents at WSCADV 2016
Stories to Action Edith Sargon, Executive Director, Wellstone Institute and Movement Maker Edith Sargon leads us on a path of storytelling for Aprenda más
Corrine Sanchez Presents Stories at WSCADV 2016
Stories-Washington State Coalition Against Domestic Violence Conference Dr. Corrine Sanchez, Executive Director, Tewa Women United and Movement Maker, tells her story of Aprenda más
Jackie Payne: We Belong Together. Plenary speech at WSCADV
We Belong Together. Jackie Payne’s plenary speech at Washington State Coalition Against Domestic Violence’s Annual Conference. In this 90-minute interactive plenary, Jackie Aprenda más
Tools
From Grievance to Governance: 8 Features of Transformative Campaigns
Transformative Campaigns are a means to create the operational alignment our progressive infrastructure needs to build a new, and specific, type of Aprenda más
What Will it Take: Movement Makers’ Vision
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Research Into Action Guide 2014
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Key Findings from Research on Ending Violence against Girls and Women
Summary of 2012 public opinion research about ending violence against girls and women. Aprenda más
Webinar
Webinar: Research Into Action Guide
This webinar shares what we learned from this research and introduces the Move to End Violence Research Into Action Guide. Aprenda más
Video
#BoldMoves from 2018 National Sexual Assault Coalition
The 2018 National Sexual Assault Conference (NSAC) “Bold Moves: Ending Sexual Violence in Once Generation”, held August 29-31st in Anaheim, California, was an incredible Aprenda más
Interview with Alicia Garza: What Will it Take to End Violence Against Girls and Women?
In June, Black Lives Matter co-founder and Special Projects Director for National Domestic Workers Alliance, Alicia Garza sat down with NoVo Foundation Aprenda más
A Way Forward – Jackie Payne’s Plenary Speech at CalCasa, June 2016
On June 21-22, 2016, hundreds of people gathered in Sacramento, California for the 2016 CALCASA Statewide Conference for Transformative Conversations to End Aprenda más
Video Presentation: What Will it Take to End Violence Against Girls and Women in the US?
In a recent presentation at the Compassionate Communities Conference held by the Idaho Coalition Against Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence, Jackie Payne, Aprenda más
Learning Series: Research and Framing Around Violence Against Girls and Women
Celinda Lake, president of Lake Research Partners, shared 2012 public opinion research insights. Aprenda más
Fireside Chat: Bringing the Past Forward–One Perspective
Nan Stoops from Washington State Coalition Against Domestic Violence shares insights on lessons from the past to help create social change. Aprenda más
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. Aprenda más
Grace Lee Boggs Fireside Chat – Convening 1 Clip 3
Grace Lee Boggs shares about the importance of being rooted in community as a place to start making change. Aprenda más
A Video Message from Pamela Shifman
Pamela Shifman, NoVo Foundation, discusses what it will take to end violence against women and girls. Aprenda más
Gloria Steinem & Salamishah Tillet Fireside Chat, Clip 1
Gloria Steinem and Salamishah Tillet share lessons to consider as we envision a new world without violence against women and girls. Aprenda más
Gloria Steinem & Salamishah Tillet Fireside Chat, Clip 3
Gloria Steinem and Salamishah Tillet share thoughts on our movement’s history on the intersection of class, race, and gender. Aprenda más
Gloria Steinem & Salamishah Tillet Fireside Chat, Clip 4
Gloria Steinem and Salamishah Tillet offer reflections on how to message the analysis and strategy in a way to call out to Aprenda más
A Welcome Message from Jackie Payne
Jackie Payne, director of Move to End Violence, discusses launch of the program. Aprenda más
Research
Webinar: Research Into Action Guide
This webinar shares what we learned from this research and introduces the Move to End Violence Research Into Action Guide. Aprenda más
Research Initiatives of Move to End Violence
Overview of research conducted by Move to End Violance about ending violence against women and girls. Aprenda más
Research Into Action Guide 2014
This guide is designed to help inform effective strategies for inspiring action. Aprenda más
Key Findings from Research on Ending Violence against Girls and Women
Summary of 2012 public opinion research about ending violence against girls and women. Aprenda más
Slidedeck
Jackie Payne: We Belong Together. Plenary speech at WSCADV
We Belong Together. Jackie Payne’s plenary speech at Washington State Coalition Against Domestic Violence’s Annual Conference. In this 90-minute interactive plenary, Jackie Aprenda más
A Way Forward – Jackie Payne’s Plenary Speech at CalCasa, June 2016
On June 21-22, 2016, hundreds of people gathered in Sacramento, California for the 2016 CALCASA Statewide Conference for Transformative Conversations to End Aprenda más
How We Can End Violence Against Girls and Women in the U.S. – Slidedeck of Presentation
How We Can End Violence Against Girls and Women in the U.S. – Slidedeck of Presentation Aprenda más
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