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Part 3: The Future is Intersectional

 

Tonight, November 19, 2020
6 — 7:30PM PT

 

Dear Friend,

There’s still time to get your tickets to tonight's Part 3! We’ll be talking about intersectionality and justice with Kimberlé Crenshaw and Mia Mingus, two brilliant and impactful leaders in our struggle for justice. As we work together to build a new world, we must continue to think critically about addressing sexual and domestic violence with responses that are rooted in justice and not creating more harm.

Hosted by Martha Gonzalez and with an interactive LIVE performance featuring Tylana Enomoto, Alberto Lopez, Etsegenet Tadesse, Alyra Lennox, and Tevin Douglas, tonight will surely to be a powerful dynamic experience. 

Both ASL interpretation and live captioning will be available during the entire event.

Enjoy insightful conversation and inspiring music while helping us raise crucial funds to support all those impacted by domestic and sexual violence.

Get your tickets now!

Honoring Brave Space Builders of the Anti-Violence Movement
 
Kimberlé Crenshaw
African American Policy Forum

The most influential Black feminist legal theorist in the United States, Kimberlé Crenshaw is a professor at Columbia and UCLA law schools as well as the co-founder of the African American Policy Forum.
 
 
Mia Mingus
Transformative Justice and Disability Justice Educator

A founding core member of the Bay Area Transformative Justice Collective (BATJC), Mia Mingus has been involved in transformative justice work for more than 15 years and developed the disability justice framework.
 
 
African American Policy Forum
National Think Tank

Founded in 1996, The African American Policy Forum (AAPF) is an innovative think tank that connects academics, activists and policy-makers to promote efforts to dismantle structural inequality.

Featuring a LIVE Performance by

Tylana Renga Enomoto
Grammy-winning violinist, vocalist


 

Etsegenet Tadese
Ethiopian musician, guitarist, bass player, singer/songwriter, arranger


Alyra Lennox
Yoga practitioner, former dancer


Alberto Lopez
Musical director, arranger, musician


Tevin Douglas
Lyricist, poet, artist, explorer, visionary, philosopher
 
Evening Hosted by

Martha Gonzalez
Chican@ artivista, feminist music theorist, associate professor at Scripps College
 

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