Taking action since 1973.
In November, our Domestic Violence Chair, Diane Franklin, participated in a local Clothesline Project. Domestic violence survivors attended an en event designed to empower survivors. As part of the event, survivors created postcards as a healing tool similar to the first event in Massachusetts. History of Clothesline Project According to the Men’s Rape Prevention Project […]
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The call to contribute and become active in supporting and advocating for social justice has never been as high as it has been in the last few years. So, many people that were never activists are on the streets and virtually creating change. Veteran activists continue on the front lines. Both are juggling activism, personal
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When I heard about the passing of Ruth Bader Ginsburg, I had no words to describe the sadness and despair over losing a much-loved and respected fearless advocate for gender equality. She continued to fight for all of us until the very end. On Sunday morning, I emerged with the understanding that while she was
Henry Howard a fearless feminist, rockstar reproductive rights advocate and a dear friend shared his poem Light Two Candles at our April 2019 #MeToo event from his most recent book. He offered his book for sale, and in true Henry fashion, he donated the proceeds to our NOW chapter. We are forever thankful, and we’ll
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