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Working in Cooperation and Opposition for the Greater Good with Courtney Holland – Social Justice Origin Stories says:

[…] She speaks on the essential role of culturally relevant education,...
Weaving Past, Present, and Future: Healing Timelines with Jouapag Lee – Social Justice Origin Stories says:

[…] Intersectionality, 3 Pillars of White Supremacy, Critical Indigeneity Theory, bell...
An Open Letter to the Parents and Families of College Students – N.A.H. Podcast says:

[…] Blog Post Referenced In This Episode: An Open Letter To...
Understanding Multipartiality in Intergroup Dialogue Part 7: Frequently Asked Questions - Notes from an Aspiring Humanitarian says:

[…] post is the seventh of a seven-part series on understanding multipartiality...
Understanding Multipartiality in Intergroup Dialogue Part 6: Complicating Factors - Notes from an Aspiring Humanitarian says:

[…] post is the sixth of a seven-part series on understanding multipartiality...

2014

3 Ideas for What Men Who Work With Boys and Other Men Can Do to Help Them Challenge Sexism

I once saw a video about catcalling where a man asked a woman, “what are we going to do about...

April 10, 2014

Anti-Sexism

International Anti-Street Harassment Week: Posters, Photos

It’s International Anti-Street Harassment Week. This gallery contains some posters, and a few photos from the week. You can click on the...

April 4, 2014

Allyhood / Anti-Sexism / Intragroup Reflections / Tips from Relando

Stop Street Harassment: 6 Things Men Can Do

April 3, 2014

Allyhood / Anti-Sexism / Intragroup Reflections

Street Harassment: Complicit Invalidation

It’s International Anti-Street Harassment Week. I originally found this cartoon on the Educating Boys & Men page at StopStreetHarassment.org. I don’t...

April 2, 2014

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New Project Update: Social Justice Origin Stories

My latest project, Social Justice Origin Stories, is live. Social Justice Origin Stories is a storytelling project that highlights personal stories and defining moments that have inspired individuals and organizations to labor for equity and social justice. Through truth-telling: the honest sharing of their experiences, storytellers teach us about themselves, enabling us to learn more about ourselves and our world through their stories.