Activist Interview: Brittany Hughes
"It was never really a thought in my mind to get paid to do this work, because it’s work I feel I need to be in to be free and to be alive."
Webinar Recap: Policing Parenthood
Discussions like this demonstrate how issues usually considered separate are outcomes of the same systems of domination and oppression.
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Activist Interview: Michelle Trupiano
We’re not satisfied with the status quo, so we’re challenging ourselves, challenging each other, and challenging the system to do better because people deserve it.
Activist Interview: Dr. Kaleea Lewis
How do we deal with that constant struggle of wanting to do more because you value the students, their academic success, their health overall, and not just value the dollars that they bring in.
Activist Interview: Nzingha Hall
This installment of our Activist Interview series features Nzingha Hall, Manager of Youth Programs at SisterLove, Inc.
Activist Interview: Karo Więckiewicz
This installment is an interview with Karo Więckiewicz, an artist and activist from Warsaw, Poland.
Activist Interview: Sue Gibson
This installment is an interview with Sue Gibson, an independent feminist activist from mid-Missouri. Gibson is a retired registered nurse and clinical trials coordinator in infectious diseases, and has been living with HIV for 30 years.
Activist Interview: Cortney Bouse
Cortney Bouse has been an organizer with Planned Parenthood Great Plains in Columbia, Missouri, for more than two years. She has also worked in sexual health education, as well as sexual and domestic violence advocacy and policy work.
Activist Interview: Renee Maxwell
This installment is an interview with anarchist activist, Renee Maxwell.
Activist Interview: Lucky Garcia
This installment is an interview with activist, writer, and community organizer, Lucky Garcia.
Activist Interview: Valérie Berta-Torales
"Photography is what I do. I’ve always used photography to document things. I’ve also always tried to cover things and issues that I felt were not covered enough in the mainstream media and needed to be highlighted."