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What is Audacious Voices : Profiles in Intersectional Feminism about?
Inspiring and hopeful, <em>Audacious Voices</em> is a collection of twelve stories from alumnae/alumni of WILL*, a feminist model for education. Each author featured in this book is working, in their own distinct way, to make their communities more equitable—and their stories illustrate how different elements of the WILL* program influence and inspire them to act with such intentionality.<br> Author-activist Courtney Martin writes in <em>The New Better Off</em> that the times we live in may break our hearts, but they don’t have to break our spirit; it’s that spirit that these stories capture, alongside the power of a feminist educational program that engenders such spirit. Emphasizing hope, empathy, resiliency, and solutions by showcasing the transformative power of inclusive leadership, advocacy, and mentorship, <em>Audacious Voices</em> reminds us that real change is possible, even in the current political climate.
- Author
- Holly Blake; Melissa Ooten
- Publisher
- She Writes Press
- Published
- 2018
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9781631524929
- Subjects
- Sociology, Science, Education
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