Expanding the Reach of LIVERESPECT™Curriculum
For more than 20 years, Tony Porter and I, along with other amazing A CALL TO MEN trainers have been traveling around 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.
Cohort 4 Asks: What is Needed to Center Trans Women of Color in this Movement?
In early May, Cohort 4 gathered for their second convening nestled in the beautiful mountains and forest outside Asheville, North Carolina. The Learn More
New Report! Showing Up: How we See, Speak, and Disrupt Racial Inequity Facing Survivors of Domestic and Sexual Violence
Since 1997, Women of Color Network, Inc. (WOCN, Inc.) has worked to end violence against ALL women by centralizing the voices, wellness, Learn More
Ignoring Racism Won’t End Gun Violence or Violence Against Women
A .22 revolver nearly killed Shawnda Pennington, a black woman. I don’t know what kind of gun was used to kill 18-year-old Learn More
Reclaiming Feminism for the Grassroots, International Women’s Day 2018
From the #MeToo and #TimesUp movements to the Women’s March, resistance in the name of women’s rights has been gaining momentum in Learn More
ACEs and the Perils of Anti-Immigrant Rhetoric
(Cross-posted here) Immigrant communities in the United States have always been under siege and used as scapegoats, regardless of who was in Learn More
Cohort 4 Comes Together for First Convening to Build Beloved Community
At the end of January, our incoming cohort gathered for the first convening of six that will happen over the next two Learn More
Self-Care Can Help Advocates Care for Others
On any given morning, JDI’s Los Angeles headquarters is a hive of activity. Our program staff constantly shuttle between offices, stacks of Learn More
Leadership Transitions and New Co-Director Opportunity
Move to End Violence’s logo represents a flock of geese flying in a V formation. We chose this symbol because geese so Learn More
Transformative Conversations: Think Differently to End Sexual Assault — CALCASA 2017 Statewide Conference
(Source) How can we think differently to end sexual assault? That was theme of the California Coalition Against Sexual Assault (CALCASA)’s 2017 Statewide Learn More
