Three decades since the historic Beijing World Conference on Women, what are the pressing lessons for this political moment from front-line and community organizers?
The Institute on Gender, Law, and Transformative Peace at the City University of New York (CUNY) will host a CSW side event on key strategies, tensions, and achievements of intersecting front-line justice movements from those most impacted.
Co-sponsored with the Nobel Women’s Initiative and MADRE, Stories from the Frontlines: Strategies and Struggles Across Movement-Based Organizing will feature a public panel elevating first-hand experiences and human-centric stories that too often are discounted on the world stage — yet are critical for these times. This dynamic discussion will feature movement leaders, policymakers, and advocates exploring strategies at the intersections of pro-democracy movements, climate, and racial and gender justice.
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