Women

Resources and Videos
from our past webinars.

⬇︎ Scroll below and click on each webinar ⬇︎

Women in the U.S. continue to experience discrimination in everyday life: in institutions, the private sector, religious organizations, families, schools, health systems, and justice systems. Gender bias is everywhere.

The stereotypes that women face are powerful and make every aspect of their lives difficult. This is a consequence of a patriarchal system that abuses power in all ways from hiring decisions to sexual abuse.  discrimination can be subtle or overt, conscious or unconscious, and can be upheld by both men and women.

In our webinar series, Making-Visible: Women,we will focus on the inequalities and injustices of gender bias. Each webinar will be led by a different activist who is working towards reversing these biases i. Guests will be announced as we get closer to the events.

Please watch our past webinars and explore resources shared by our speakers as we bring light to this much-needed conversation and learn about ways to change the gender inequality that is affecting us all.

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Webinar 1

with Yasmin Behbehani & Hedyeh Esfahanian

July 17, 2019

Catch up on readings, videos, and other resources provided by Yasmin and Hedyeh.


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Webinar 2

with

Sunu Chandy

September 25, 2019

Sunu Chandy is the Legal Director of the National Women's Law Center (NWLC) and works with all the Center's teams in their work to address and present sex discrimination in many contexts.

Sunu is a powerful advocate for women empowerment and you won’t want to miss her stories on the legal fights she’s led against the inequalities and injustices of gender bias.


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Webinar 3

with Vanessa Rochelle Lewis

October 23, 2019

The third webinar of our Women series is led by performance artist, educator, and Faerie Goddess Mermaid Gangsta for the Revolution Vanessa Rochelle Lewis. Vanessa is from from South Central Los Angeles and loves to be silly, whimsical, imaginative, weird, loving and sensual in public – every chance she gets.


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Webinar 4: Sharing Session

november 20, 2019

The final video call of our Women series will be a dharma sharing format, and will allow you to share your feelings, thoughts, impressions, etc., about the inequalities and injustices of gender bias and need to empower women. Even if you did not attend the previous webinars, you are welcome to join the discussion. All are invited to bring up issues from the previous calls, and / or from our own experiences, to spark conversations and discussions.