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Highlights from the March 28 No Kings Rally

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Two Recent Interviews With Publisher About New Directions for Our Media Platforms

On June 20, I was asked to join radio host Mike McIntee on an AM950 radio show to talk about independent journalism and the new direction of Minnesota Women's Press into statewide discussions about stories and stories about discussions. Here is an excerpt of our conversation.

Greta Gaard Speaks About the Interconnected Message of Ecofeminism

This interconnected self-identity is what will bring us together. It has the ability to save our communities. A relational ecological selfhood is not limited to a single gender, species, age, sexuality, or race. It is rooted in our interbeing. This is ecofeminism.

Two Educators Discuss the History and Tips for Organizing in Difficult Times

It dawned on me that it was the church ladies who kept it going by providing each other with logistical, emotional, and social support so that they could hold the line for over a year — and that's what we were missing.

Special Entertainment from 40th Anniversary Celebration

Local singer/songwriter Charmaine Douglas provided music, and Pamela Zeller and Lady Midnight introduced work to empower young women, at the 40th anniversary celebration of Minnesota Women's Press

Mollie Hoben Speaks About the Founding of Minnesota Women’s Press (excerpts and video)

We'd said to the world — some of whom were listening — we think women's words are important and can make a difference in the world. Being aware of the challenges of trying to do that, I said I hoped we could last a year. Glenda said, 'Well, we have to last at least 10 years.' And now, 40 years later, Minnesota Women's Press is still here, doing incredible work and taking on all kinds of interesting new challenges.

Nancy Lyons: “You just need to care enough to show up”

"I want every queer kid, every working mom, every activist, every person who's ever been underestimated, to hear that you don't need a title or a position or a fancy business card. To lead, you just need to care enough to show up."

Three 20-Something Women Talk About How They See Hope

"There is unifying recognition that it's not just about money — it's also about social and health fabrics that need tending to. The narrative is shifting. I think people are making the dots and connections a bit more."

2024 Impact Report

Minnesota Women’s Press works with over 100 writers annually, many from marginalized communities, giving them a voice and a platform that is often overlooked in mainstream media.

The State of Gender Parity in Minnesota Politics

"Research indicates that women in office tend to pass more legislation, bring more resources home, and be more active advocates for communities."

Four Advocates Talk About How Minnesota Can Address Gender-Based Violence Collectively

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June 2 Forum: “Let’s Talk Black Women’s Mental Health”

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