Walk the street with us into history. The summer of 2013 will go down as one of the most emotionally tormenting of my life.

Building strong, vibrant and inclusive organizations that build strong, vibrant and inclusive movements for social justice. The kind of transformation that creates broad-based and lasting social justice. Our work rests on the premise that fully inclusive and networked organizations and movements that collaborate and share a common vision are poised to make movements.

Where social justice and birth activism meet. County Hospital in the 70s. You can read the full interview with the director over at Colorlines.

An anthology published by Cleis Press in April 2012. Dirty Queer Sex Tour 2012. Say Please on Pop My Cherry Review.

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New team brings back Indigenous culture and traditions to giving birth. We had our own practices and they got lost with assimilation and residential school. Elsie Paul on the cultural ways of birth. A colonized birth is handing over trust of birth, not allowing traditions or ceremony to happen.

A mix of alternative and mainstream Latinx jams. And their trip to Cuba.