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We’re almost like a NGO unofficially, like a network in all these cities; we started launching in Hong Kong, Taiwan and now we’re working on developing a presence in New York. So we’re doing more than working on a book project, we’re a community where we publish original content and promote women’s work on our website as well.

JournalismMatea GrgurinovicNovember 16, 2018Asia, china, prc, journalism, interview, joanna chiu, sexism, sexual harassment

Envisioning a New World: Restorative Justice in Activist Communities

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Casey Quinlan interrogates power differences and interviews activists who are building and creating new cultures where consent is emphasized and the police aren’t called to persecute rapists. These activist groups practice alternative accountability for the sexual assault victims and survivors, with varying levels of success to prevent serial predators hopping to community to community.

JournalismCasey QuinlanOctober 8, 2018abuse

What Happens to the Temporary: the Latest Punch to Immigrant Bodies

“Without TPS [temporary protected status], community members will be removed from the workforce, lose access to health insurance, and lose any sense of stability in the U.S. Without the protection of TPS, these once legal immigrants will fall into an undocumented status.”

JournalismMay 9, 2018Claudia Rojas, TPS, Honduras, immigration

Photo Essay: March for Our Lives, LA

“I got involved because I was tired of feeling useless. I wanted to prove that kids could make a difference."

Photography, JournalismMolly AdamsMarch 25, 2018march for our lives, photo essay, molly adams, activism

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There is a huge stigma connected with prisoners in Croatia.

JournalismMatea GrgurinovicSeptember 15, 2017Croatia, Europe, prison, incarceration, women, activism

Earthquake In Ecuador: Women In Crisis Band Together

In the months following the earthquake in Ecuador, as life tried to go back to normal, the tension in Bahia didn’t diminish, and neither did the violence. In addition to cases of random assault, there was also a marked increase in domestic abuse and violence in the home.