Can you spot the early warning signs that cancel culture is negatively impacting your organization, group, or project? Part 3 of 'Because We Need Each Other', our series on cancel culture copublished with @_convergencemag, is out now.

In this four-part series, we are exploring the phenomenon known as “cancel culture” in collaboration with Convergence Magazine. We hope to invite more people into conversations about how we work through tension and conflict in our movements, and to offer viable pathways for recognition, prevention, intervention, and healing.

CLIMATE REWIND: We’re bringing back this gem and spotlighting the young people across the Global South who are leading the fight for climate justice. Disha Ravi remind us: “The climate crisis is about the Global South’s present, not the Global North’s future.”

As democratic rights unravel, how we handle conflict in movements becomes crucial. Our new series with @_convergencemag explores “cancel culture”, its roots, impact, and paths to healing. Starting with our gathering, “Because We Need Each Other,” where we reimagined solutions for movement spaces.

How do you build resilience in the face of daily existential threats? Closing out IWW Month with reflections from Lida Emilse Paz Labio, indigenous & women’s rights activist, and Mayor of Jambaló, one of Colombia’s oldest indigenous territories. #indigenouswomen

Somatic coach and organizer, Aaron Jamal, provides a timely reminder to fight for emancipation in ongoing times of extreme oppression.

As International Women’s Month comes to a close, we’re honoring the strength of women with incarcerated loved ones. In the U.S., 1 in 4 women are impacted by incarceration, and now they’re leading the way.

Join us from 6-7:30pm for drinks, hor d'oeuvres and an opportunity to learn more about The Forge and connect with other organizers!

As we continue to highlight the struggles of working women around the world, we’re revisiting the words of Yvonne Martinez, a retired labor negotiator and organizer, who draws deep inspiration from her sex worker grandmother.

So what are we gonna do about it? Stephanie Luce tackles this question, and #Plan2028. 📰 co-published with @forgeorganizing & @inthesetimesmag

As we revisit stories on abolition, today we’re highlighting an assessment of the current state of the abolitionist movement, examining the difficult questions around power and strategy that must be addressed in the years ahead.

In continued celebration of International Working Women’s Day, we’re honoring the four McMaid workers whose courage sparked a movement in Chicago 40 years ago.