White Women In The Weave Community, Are You Bystanders Or Allies For Women Of Color?
Jennifer Blatz
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Blog Post CommentHi Fae, How exciting to be building community in cities around the world. I've heard that Viet Nam is so beautiful. Hope to hear more about your work. Are you familiar with Cormac Russell - Nurture Development? He is a favorite leader of mine in community development. Just thought I'd share. Best to you! Thanks for joining WEAVE. --Mary Ann
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All DiscussionsIntroductions❤️I am a peace and justice centered educator, writer, leader and learning designer who cares deeply about helping to evolve our education systems and humanity. I have been connected with the tenants of peace throughout my teaching and life experiences. When I was first introduced to the peace actions , I knew right away that I wanted to dedicate my life and work to peace education and to create, lead and collaborate with others others. Peace education is truly for everyone. When I reflect on...
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Discussion Reply❤️A little of my story of self. I didn't belong. I didn't fit the molds that others cultivated or expected. My life often has felt like a confluence of paradoxes. A small girl who loved every sport I could find. A quiet athlete who thrived in roles of directing how the team played. An athlete who went home to devour everything I could learn from encyclopedias, sat in the bleachers before the game doing AP Calculus work, or taking a university engineering exam while teammates relaxed on the...
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Discussion CategoriesGrants and Funding OpportunitiesThe Food & Society program opened applications for their 18-month Aspen Food Leaders Fellowship which unites promising food system leaders to ignite personal transformation, cross-sector collaboration, and scalable change toward a fair, sustainable, and healthy food system. It’s a great opportunity for weavers working in the space of sustainable food systems. Apply by Feb 22, 2024: https://www.aspeninstitute.org/programs/food-and-society-program/about-the-food-leaders-fellowship/
