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On Morality, Transformation, and Vulnerability: A Talk by the Publisher

Historical perspectives about transformative justice, philosophy about human evolution, and stories from the Changemakers Alliance visits to statewide communities for the "Hometown Values & Vision" series.
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Anisa Hagi-Mohamed’s Affirmations

I feel like colonialism, war, and trauma have changed our language and mindsets. It doesn’t feel right. We come from such an abundant culture.
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A Touch of Klass

If I can help even one child silence that negative voice of limitation, this initiative will be worth it.
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Tapestry: My abortion was…

"Being able to make the decision then created the person I am today."
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How to Learn a Language

Lately, I’ve been trying to dream a little bigger about what I do know in my first language.
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Navigating at Home

As I grow older, I find myself less driven by adrenaline, pride, or passion to change the world. I am more energized by the simple gatherings in my own community.
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Supporting Underserved Students

She saw what was possible for me long before I did.
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Insights About Menopause and Aging Bodies

"My passion is about helping aging women, for those 30 to 50 years that we have beyond the reproductive age, to be as vital and purposeful as we possibly can be. And to be visible — we are often forgotten as we age and this is a time for us really to be visible."
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Commentary: “Florida”

Ellie Krug (she/her) has a radio show on AM950, and speaks and…
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School-Based Clinics Empower Teens

Adolescent-centered health care entails directly educating the patient on their health needs, rather than providing that guidance exclusively to the parent or guardian.
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The Fight for Free Menstrual Products at School

To us, it was unfair that the school provided non-menstruators with the hygiene products they needed (toilet paper, soap, and paper towels) while every month, we were forced to scavenge.
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Out of a Box

If there was a class focused on gender identity at my school, I know I wouldn’t have been comfortable speaking up about my experience around the individuals who were stereotyping me because of how I looked.
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Reimagining “Self-Advocacy” as a Disabled Woman

Asking for help was the hardest and most cathartic self-advocacy I have ever accomplished.
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Where Is the Joy in K-12 Education?

I wish I had someone to tell me that I am allowed to be happy at school.
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Mourning in the Age of Social Amnesia

There has been no cultural or political reckoning or processing of the loss that many of us experienced during the pandemic.
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