Join us in deep discussion and inspiration at a fundraising event designed to enhance the power of storytelling as we step into "The Year of 20/20 Vision" — which is about enabling us to see our world in a different way.
With special recognitions and talks by Tea Rozman Clark, Anika Bowie, Winona LaDuke, Asma Mohammed, and Sarah Super
CELEBRATE WITH THE MINNESOTA WOMEN’S PRESS!
Please join us as we commemorate 35 years of the Minnesota Women’s Press — the longest continuously run feminist print publication in the country.
Storytelling is about reminding us that we are all part of a circle.
Good storytelling moves us beyond our individual lives to show us how to converge — it widens our circle.
Great storytelling refocuses our attention on values that enable us to thrive in solidarity as a community.
Why Support This Magazine Now?
Minnesota Women’s Press is unique. We are not a news gathering magazine, with reports done largely by visitors to a story. We offer primarily first-person storytelling, diverse perspectives, and progressive action steps. We have ambitious plans for 2020.
We are dipping into 35 years of coverage to offer perspective on how Minnesota is evolving, and is not, on issues such as gender-based violence, racial equity, economic power, political leadership, and feminism and choice.
We are talking to partners about developing a podcast about “Shifting Narratives.”
We aim to expand statewide distribution, enhance forum conversations, and deepen our Storytelling Fund in a crucial year of electing values.
This Gala will help Minnesota Women’s Press develop the team and the tools we need.
This very important fundraiser includes entertainment, dinner, and inspiring messages from powerful women who are being honored:
While one in four people in Minnesota (and across the nation) has a criminal record, four in four have a criminal history: that is, we are all criminals — and we’re also so much more.