After the Women's March on Washington
Which Way Forward?
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The massive response to the call for a women's march on Washington has raised hopes that we finally have the capacity to build a powerful mass movement, a mass movement that can defend and advance the rights and economic conditions of women and children, especially from the communities most victimized by racism, Islamophobia, and chauvinism. What should our priorities be? What kind of movement do we need? What would women's full liberation look like? Join us for a discussion of perspectives.
Panel in Formation:
*Sharlene B. Kerelejza, Executive Director, Chrysalis Domestic Violence Services; organizer of the January 21 Hartford Sister March
*Gretchen Raffa, Planned Parenthood of Southern New England
*Fatima Al Ansar, Trinity College Student, founder of a school for girls in Mali, active in The Women and Gender Resource Action Center
*Grace Montesi, Socialist Action CT
Shelby Williams, CCSU Black Student Union and Youth for Socialist Action