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What are the most pressing needs of women-led organizations, how do they define resilience, and how are their priorities met with WomenStrong’s three-pronged approach? We asked our grantee partners — women-led, grassroots organizations in 17 countries leading change across: women’s health, economic opportunity and security, girls’ education, and ending gender-based violence.

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endpoliticalviolence.org

Sanctuary cities and faith-based spaces have a lengthy history in the United States, but they became a particularly contentious–and important–practice during President Trump’s first term. Donald Trump came into office on a wave of rhetoric demonizing undocumented immigrants and a commitment to incre

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libertyhill.org

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horizonsproject.us

Christian clergy played an important role in creating, supporting, and eventually disrupting apartheid in South Africa. Immediately post-1948, despite the threat of repression, there were a few examples of defiance, including statements and participation in protests. However, the larger wave of defections only began after the Sharpeville Massacre, with previously apathetic actors leveraging their voices and networks to critique apartheid, often coming into opposition with their superiors. These statements were driven by a Christian ethos centered on equality before God; the number of statements continued to grow throughout the 1970s and 80s. Actors in the US should note how the incremental and cautious nature of the initial defections, while disappointing to those seeking more wholesale change, nevertheless enabled and motivated larger chains of defections. Accordingly, this case suggests that leaders who “merely” condemn political violence can turn out to be crucial first movers. A second lesson concerns the power of religious language: the appeals by South African clergy to God’s law were important in convincing their laity to condemn or disobey the laws of apartheid.

freedomsring.stanford.edu

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buildingmovement.org

BMP's new report shines a spotlight on how 2020’s social upheavals are affecting POC-led nonprofits and their communities.