TW: This episode discusses partner violence and abuse.  

Sarah and Angelynn - a therapist and activist with a decade of organizing experience in anti-violence movements, harm reduction advocacy, and economic and racial justice - discuss the ways in which abuse is embedded in culture and the ways it can manifest. This episode covers the type of abuses that can happen on micro- and macro- levels, and everywhere in between. Angelynn and Sarah also discuss the history of the anti-violence movement and the significance of December 17th, the International Day to End Violence Against Sex Workers. 

Resources: 

Educational Resources on the Anti-Violence Movement

The Color of Violence, by Angela Davis

The Revolution Starts at Home

Sex Worker's Rights and December 17th Resources

December 17th SWOP

www.swopbehindbars.org/

Organization's Addressing the Intersection of State and Interpersonal Violence

Survived and Punished

Just Detention International

Organizations Addressing the Crisis of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women

The Coalition to Stop Violence Against Native Women

Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, USA

It Starts With Us

Native Youth Sexual Health Network

Organization Address Boys and Men impacted by Sexual Violence

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Organizations Addressing LGBTQ Partner Abuse

Network La Red

Northwest Network