Archive for the 'feminism + human rights.' Category
Today is the 100th celebration of International Women’s Day! While the day (read some Wikipedia info over here for starters) can be celebrated in whichever way you choose, the international theme for today is Equal access to education, training and science and technology: Pathway to decent work for women. For highlights on International Women’s Day, [...]
I am constantly amazed by the possibilities of trash. How can we use it to make our world a better place? How do others use it earn a living? How much do we take our own separation from trash for granted? And I’m by far from being the only one asking these types of questions! [...]
[This post was originally posted over at Mommy Do That.] Did you know that there are 100 million women missing in this world? When I came across this statistic, I couldn’t believe it. The facts tell a different story. If you take the natural distribution of male/female, there are 100 million women missing from our [...]
Sometimes there are no real words to accompany something so raw and good and true. And in those cases, you just introduce those words and bow out. Yes, this is one of those cases. Knitting as Revolutionary Act via 21st Century Manifesto. …let’s linger on the silly details, like the fly that lands on the [...]
