Tag Archives: Online Organizing
Feministing Year In Review: Jos spreads the love
TweetDo you have any idea how lucky I feel to blog with such a brilliant, badass crew? I was supposed to pick two posts to highlight, but I totally cheated. As you’ll see this afternoon, cheating is the theme of the day. Anywho, here’s a few examples of times my fellow bloggers made my brain [...]
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Are there alternatives to the failing national reproductive rights organizing model?
TweetMy post last week about how national organizations let abortion rights be used as a pawn in the budget fight has generated some interesting questions. Most important and challenging, I think: so what do we do? What’s the answer? If our current organizing model is failing us, what should we be doing instead? I wish [...]
Also tagged Deep Thoughts, Money, Nonprofits Comments closed
Reflections on the losses of online revolution
Tweet My relationship to the country has transformed. People never used to talk to one another. This has been broken, and this is why I now want to stay — because I have a right to be here, I have a right to my identity, I have a right to this place. This is a [...]
Also tagged Activism, Blogging, Feminism, International Comments closed
On Change.org and progressive petition gathering