Saturday, May 11, 2013

Victory Day (9 May) with my client

Photo:Soraya Fallah with Karpman Ilya . Ilya was in Army and survivol of WWII in Russia

Victory Day^{[a 1]} or 9 May marks the capitulation of Nazi Germany to the Soviet Union in the Second World War (also known as the Great Patriotic War in the Soviet Union). It was first inaugurated in the fifteen republics of the Soviet Union, following the signing of the surrender document late in the evening on 8 May 1945 (after midnight, thus on 9 May, by Moscow Time). The Soviet government announced the victory early on 9 May after the signing ceremony in Berlin.^[1] Though the official inauguration happened in 1945 (which means it has been celebrated since 1946), the holiday became a non-labour day only in 1965 and only in some of the countries.
In the former Soviet Union this festival was celebrated to commemorate the Red Army's victory over the Nazi forces.

In communist East Germany, a Soviet-style "Victory Day" on 9 May was an official holiday from 1975 until the end of the republic in 1990. Prior to that, "Liberation Day" was celebrated on 8 May, between 1950 and 1966, and again on the 40th anniversary in 1985. Since 2002, the German state of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern has observed a commemoration day known as the "Day of Liberation from National Socialism, and the End of the Second World War"War".[2]
Continue: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Victory_Day_%289_May%29

Saturday, April 20, 2013

Soraya Fallah Participation in UCLA for digital Ephemera project

New Collection to the International Digital Ephemera Project

A new collection being added to the Arcadia funded International Digital Ephemera Project. The project is getting closer to the launch of its initial public interface focused on a collection of Tahrir Square documents, materials collected from demonstrations in Cairo’s Tahrir Square beginning in March 2011 during the Egyptian uprising. Our next collection is another related to Middle Eastern Politics focused on the Iranian Green Movement. The Iranian Green Movement became synonymous with protests that lasted for nearly a year beginning after the contested 2009 Iranian elections. This collection brings together ephemera instrumental to the planning, promotion and reporting of Green Movement protests.
The collection of social media, underground newspapers and thousands of videos from most protests during the first year after the 2009 elections in Iran directly from activist groups inside Iran. These two collections of digital ephemera offer scholars a new and unique tool for studying the ephemera regarding modern Iranian and Arab political movements.
Along with the Green Movement content the Library welcomes a curator to the UCLA Library, Ali Jamshidi, the founder and administrator of what became one of the most important social media platforms for the distribution of information about the Green Movement and its post-election protests. Ali founded Tahavole Sabz, one of the most prominent reformist Iranian journalistic outlets and he has collaborated intensively with journalists from other more internationally famous reformist outlets.
The International Digital Ephemera Project is supported by the Arcadia Fund.

https://www.library.ucla.edu/sites/default/files/UCLA-LibraryDevelopmentNews_Fall_2014.pdf

Soraya Fallah and Michael Moradian received UCLA honorary book 100 years

Wednesday, April 17, 2013

my upcoming program :1st Middle East Women's Conference in Diyarbakir

Call For Participation: DÖKH's 1st Middle East Women's Conference, Amed (Diyarbakır), Turkey, 31 May-2 June 2013

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Source: DÖKH (Demokratik Özgür Kadın Hareketi)

13/03/2013

Dear Women,
The Middle Eastern geography that we live in goes through an immense and rapid process of political, social and economic change. While the systems predicated on denial and massacre of peoples, cultures, and historical and social values rapidly disintegrate, the stance and role of women in this disintegration process pose historical importance.

Both the existing systems of status quo and structures emerging anew fail to go beyond the approaches that disregard women, entrench her absolute state of slavery, and prison her to death by perpetuating denial, violence, torture, rape and massacre.
In this process of change and transformation, the struggle that we, the Middle Eastern women wage, bears such value and importance that will seal the fate of not only our geography, but also of us as women. The more the struggle organized and waged in the leadership of women for a free and democratic Middle East and then life is extended, the more it may gain strength and accomplish its aimed results. The structures and systems where women cannot participate in decision-making and representative processes and/or express themselves directly and freely, bring tremendous threats and losses with regards to the entirety of rights and gains the women obtain/strive to obtain through their proud resistance.
In the face of these facts, specifying how the women's color, language, rights, will, identity and gender justice shall find a place in the newly emerging systems and how to wage a struggle for this purpose, along with weaving the lines of common resistance, come up as undeferrable, urgent necessity in the existing state of affairs, for us, the women in the Middle East as a whole.
To this end, Democratic Freewomen Movement organizes the "1st Middle East Women's Conference" on 31 May-2 June, 2013, in Amed (Diyarbakır), with the motto "Woman, Life, Freedom" (in Kurdish: "Jin, Jiyan, Azadi"). The conference aims to:

Elicit a perspective of common stance and struggle based on the comprehensive evaluation of the lived political and social developments in the region from the viewpoint of women,
Arrive at a perspective of effective struggle against racist nation-state structures, the hegemonic capitalist system, and problematic approaches to women by religions and political Islam which are instrumentalized by tyrannical powers,
Weave the lines of a common democratic women's struggle and enhance the existing organizational capabilities by extending women's will and struggle for freedom from local to the regional level,
Create a common ground for discussion, acquaintance and sharing of mutual experiences in the current process of regional reshaping, with a view to take part in this newly emerging system as Middle Eastern women, with the rights, color, will and identity, as well as justice, of our own.

On behalf of DÖKH (Democratic Freewomen Movement)
                          Aysel Tuğluk                           Gültan Kışanak
                        DTK Co-Chair                             BDP Co-Chair
        (Democratic Society Congress)       (Peace and Democracy Party)
bdpwomandiplomacy@yahoo.com.tr

Draft Conference Agenda:

In memory of Sakine Cansız, Fidan Doğan, Leyla Şaylemez...

1st MIDDLE EASTERN WOMEN'S CONFERENCE PROGRAM

Li Rojhelata Navîn de Jin, Jiyan, Azadi!

Dates: 31 May - 2 June, 2013
Place: Amed (Diyarbakır) / Turkey
Venue: To be determined
Languages: Kurmanji/Arabic/Turkish/Sorani/English
Hours: 9.00 am - 6.00 pm
Presentation Duration:10-12 minutes (for speakers), 5 minutes (for delegates)
The conference includes 3 topical sessions, one session held per day. Following the presentations, each session will also comprise a discussion section for expression of participant views.
The sessional topics proposed for the conference are as follows:
1st Day: May 31, 2013, Friday
The Social History of Women and the Construction of Gender Discrimination in the Middle East
In this session, with an aim to unravel the social history of women and to convict the construction of gender discrimination in the Middle East;

Women’s history in the Middle East,
Construction of gender discrimination in the Middle East,
The process of colonization and nationalism in the Middle East,
Firm laicist systems instrumentalized by tyrannical powers and issues around political Islam's problematic approach to women,

2nd Day: June 1, 2013, Saturday
The Women's Movements Experience in the Middle East and its Role in Recent Political Changes
In this session, to provide a ground for achieving mutual recognition and understanding through sharing of the women's movements experience;

Women’s resistance role and their search of freedom in the revolutionary processes in the Middle East,
Political constructs developing to the detriment of women’s rights in the process of change, and struggles against them,
Women’s rights in the Middle East; issues around expression, participation, decision, and representaion in civil, political, and public life,
Stoning to death, familialism, feodal appropriation, polygamy, female circumcision, seclusion, child marriage and other related issues in the Middle East,
Neo-liberal politics of capitalist modernity on women,

3rd Day: June 2, 2013, Sunday
Common Problems Faced by Women's Movement Struggles in the Middle East and Possible Solutions
In addition to the geographical and social commonalities experienced by women,

Common organizational models,
Structural problems (alieantion, miscommunication, etc.),
Weaving and enhancement of common lines of struggle,
How to imagine a democratic society model based on women,

are the topics proposed for discussion. Sessions are designed to promote a ground so as to develop forms of solidarity and struggle for proliferation of models that are sensitive to the gender-based requirements of justice, equality, democracy and freedom struggles.
Contact the organizing committee at: bdpwomandiplomacy@yahoo.com.tr

http://www.awid.org/Library/Call-for-Participation-DOeKH-s-1st-Middle-East-Women-s-Conference-Amed-Diyarbakir-Turkey-31-May-2-June-2013

Tuesday, March 26, 2013

Judge Rizgar Mohammed Amin,former chief judge of the Iraqi Special Tribunal's Al- Dujail trial will be in Agoura Hills, CA

Kurdish National Congress of North America
P.O.Box 50216, Irvine, CA 92619, www.kncna.org
March 26, 2013
____________________________________________________________________________________________
Kurdish Seminar
Kurdish National Congress-NA will be hosting Judge Rizgar Mohammed Amin for a
seminar in Agoura Hills, CA on Friday, March 29th at 8:00 PM. Mr. Amin will discuss the
Al-Dujail trial as well as women's rights and the Kurdish situation in Iraq. The charges of
the Du
late November, include crimes against humanity in connection with the 1982 massacre
in the Shi'ite village of Al-Dujail.
Rizgar Mohammed Amin is the former chief judge of the Iraqi Special Tribunal's Al-
Dujail trial. He is the only judge whose name was revealed on the trial's opening on
October 19, 2005, the names of the other four judges and all but two of his four
colleagues faces not allowed to be shown during the televised portions of the trial.
Mr. Amin graduated from the Law School of Baghdad University in 1980. He is an ethnic
Kurd, though he has no record of political activism, or connections to the Peshmerga.
He was a regional judge during the presidency of Saddam Hussein.
Location:
Niroj Levant Cuisine
30313 Canwood St.
Agoura Hills, CA 91301
(818) 889-7888
Contact:
Luqman Barwari, 805-402-6440
Date & Time
Friday, March 29, 2013 at 8:30 PM.

Judge Rizgar Mohamme Amin and Soraya Fallah
Kurdistan Aug 2009

Monday, March 18, 2013

25th Anniversary of Halabja Commemoration

25th Anniversary of Halabja Commemoration
Kurdish Community Center
San Diego, California
March 16, 2013
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25th Anniversary of one of the most gruesome chemical attacks
in the history of mankind by the hands of Saddam Hussein's and
his inhumane regime.
Halabja Commemoration
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Introduction & welcoming by Evan Kakaie and Ardalan Alan
Moment of Silenc
Ay Shahidan
Kurdish Community Center of San Diego speech by Tahsin Atrushi
Poem by Nyan Bakhtiar
Speech by Ben Kalasho
Poem by Ajdar Azad
Iraqi Democratic Union speech by Najah Youfse
A brief talk and resistance song for Children of Halabja by Soraya Fallah
Assyrian Democratic Union Speech by Ibraheem Ibraheem
Speech from honorable Senator Joel Anderson
Event announcement by Hana Joff
Short recommendation by Ardi Rashidi
Honorable Congressman Duncan Hunter ?....
Film about Halabja attack in 1988 Jano Rosbiani
Closing remarks
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Hosts: by Evan Kakaie and Ardalan Alan

In celebration of International Women’s Day

A Report on International Women’s Day in Los Angeles
VOKRadio

On Sunday March 10th, 2013 Southern California celebrated International Women’s Day. Five organizations from different nationalities such as Iranians, Afghans, and Americans, held a collaborative conference to commemorate this day. The program was held in Greater LA, city of Santa Monica in Martin Luther King Jr. Auditorium. The organizations that were involved and sponsored the event were: Afghan Women’s Association of Southern California (AWASC), Supporters of " Laleh Park Mothers "/ Los Angeles- Valley, Society for Human Rights in Iran/ S.CA, Society for Democracy in Iran- S.CA, Union for Advancement of Secular Democracy in Iran- Los Angeles. Due to the importance of the event the UNA- USA / San Fernando Valley and UN Women- USNC Greater LA Chapter, Kurdish-American Committee for Democracy and Human rights in Iran, and International Health & Epidemiology Research Center supported the program and some sent a message of support to be read to the audience.

The organizer committee worked months in advance to hold this event and was able to invite valuable speakers who were able to bring awareness through their scholarly work or professional work.

The information desk hosted UNA-USA-SV chapter’s brochures, CDs for Fares Shafinory, and signs on tables in support of Women political prisoners in Iran by Supporters of Mothers of Laleh –Valley with leadership of Ms. Sofia Sedighp and other groups such as CodePink, who were available to encourage people to use of their stickers against war.

People were welcomed by refreshments and pastries, which were prepared by Afghan Women’s Association of Southern California.

Please see the photos and report prepared by Mourning Mothers’s bolg and VOKRadio.
A member of this campaign, Ms. Katayon Azimi, who is an Iranian artist made the logo for this event. Please see the logo at the end.

The program started on time and the hall was full of people who cared about equality between men and women. Soraya Fallah, a Kurdish/Iranian/American activist and researcher, and her colleague Fazlia Seraj, an Afghanian/American activist, were MC and moderator for each section of the program.
Soraya started with an introduction and message from Michelle Bachelet United Nations Under-Secretary-General and Executive Director of UN Women at the International Women’s Day Commemorative Event at the United Nations.8 March 2013.
(Please read her remarks at the end of this report.)

Keynote speaker for Afghan Women Association of SC, Ms. Fazlia Seraj, gave her remarks about violence in Afghanistan and around the world against women.

The second speaker was Dr. Nayereh Tohidi, Professor and former Chair of GWS & Director of MES, CSUN. Dr. Tohidi was introduced by Soraya Fallah .
Please read about Dr. Tohidi at the end of this report
Dr. Tohidi explained in detail the situation of women in Islamic countries under Shari law, and talked about CEDAW (Convention of Elimination of all forms of Discrimination Against Women). She delivered her speech in English.
Mrs. Raihana Niazi, JD Attorney-At-Law, introduced by Fazlia Serag. She mostly talked about violence with accurate statistics. She became emotional about the issue and ended her speech with a poem by her sister who is a poet in Dari.
In support of speakers’ talks, a song was played. This song was made in support ofa project by Amnesty International and Broumand Foundation, against Capital Punishment in Iran. The song's name is “From Beneath Hundred Stones" is against stoning in Iran. This song refers to Shari’a law in Iran and other Muslim countries, which still practice the horrific and barbaric form of capital punishment. This song was made by Soraya Fallah and Omeed Rafizadeh
Please see the song below
Some local and international Media covered this event:
Delbar Tavakoli, reporter from Radio France, a member of Radio Voice of Kurdish/American, and camera for supporters of mothers of Laleh-Valley were all present to cover the event.
The second part of the program started with introducing a music group: Ms. Shahrzad Sepanlou & Fared Shafinury .The performance was very touching and people cheered for the songs they sang.
Shahrzad mentioned that her mother is one of the most remarkable women. She said she could not be available to read a poem at the event but she is one of the most dedicated mothers. Please see about them below

Another speaker Ms. Maliha Sarwari from Afghan Women’s Association of Southern California was introduced by Ms. Seraj and talked about the achievement and highlights of Afghanian women throughout history and Executive Director Women’s Voices Now.
Ms. Heidi Basch briefly talked about organization’s message and mission and invited attendees to join the organization. She mentioned that she has many projects on Arab women’s right and Kurdish women’s rights in the Middle East and would like to involve other people.
The last group to go up was a cheering group called “The KI” from UNWomen-USC-Greater LA chapter. The leader of this group is Roxie Sakura, a Persian-Japanese-American artist. Please see about them below:

Slide show
An inspiring message was sent from Cathy Hilman
See it

Soraya Fallah’s introduction to the program :
در طول بیست سال گذشته ما شاهد دستاوردهای مهم در تضمین بهره وری زنان از لذت حقوق مساوی با مردان هستیم. کنوانسیون محو همه اشکال تبعیض علیه زنان (سیدا)،برنامه کنفرانس بین لامللی زنان و برنامه عمل کنفرانس بین المللی جمعیت و توسعه دست به اقدامات کلیدی زده اند. پلتفرم پکن و قطعنامه 1325 شورای امنیت سازمان ملل نقطه عطفی برای صلح و امنیت زنان محسوب می شوند. و آخرین دستاورد گرانبهای ما امضای (واوا) توسط اوباما است. ما در یک نقطه اوج تاریخی هستیم. پیام میشل باچلت برای هشت مارچ این است :آنچه ما به میلیونها زن مبارز در سراس جهان مدیونیم این است که دیگر به عقب برنمی گردیم و باید به جلو حرکت کنیم.

During the past 20 years, we have witnessed critical gains in ensuring that women enjoy the same human rights as men, that women are treated equally.
We have moved forward with the 1979 Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women, CEDAW, the 1994 Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the ICPD+5 Key Actions for further implementation.
We have moved forward with the Platform for Action of the 1995 Fourth World Conference on Women in Beijing, the Security Council’s landmark resolution 1325 on women, peace and security, its subsequent resolutions and all international human rights conventions.
My message today is: We cannot move backwards, we must keep moving forward. It is what we owe to millions of women fighting for their rights around the world.
We find ourselves at a tipping point in history. And through a slide show presentation introduced the speakers and program for the day.(please see the translation below)

نیره توحیدی مدرک لیسانس خود را در رشته‌ی روانشناسی (اصلی) و جامعه شناسی (فرعی)از دانشگاه تهران و مدرک فوق لیسانس و دکترای خود را از دانشگاه ایلینویز در آمریکا اخذ کرده است. او پروفسور و مدیر سابق دپارتمان مطالعات زنان و جنسیت در دانشگاه ایالتی کالیفرنیا در نورتریج وپایه گزارو مدیر فعلی "مطالعات خاورمیانه و اسلام شناسی " این دانشگاه است. او همچنین عضو هیئت پژوهشی مرکز مطالعات خاور نزدیک در دانشگاه کالیفرنیا در لوس‌آنجلس UCLA و گرداننده برنامه "سخنرانی های دوزبانه در باره ایران" این مرکز می‌باشد. نیره توحیدی به دریافت چند بورس علمی و دوره‌های فوق دکترا، از جمله در دانشگاه‌های هاروارد، استانفورد، مرکز بین‌المللی تحقیقاتی Woodrow Wilson Center در واشنگتن، و بنیاد فولبرایت نائل شده است. او مدتی نیز در زمینه‌ی زنان وتوسعه در کشورهای خاورمیانه و قفقاز، مشاور سازمان ملل درUNICEF و (UNDP) United Nations Development Program بوده است.
تألیفات ، سخنرانیها، و نوشته‌های متعدد نیره توحیدی در زمینه‌های جامعه شناسی زنان و توسعه، بنیادگرایی دینی، جهانی‌سازی، قومیت، جنسیت و دمکراسی در مجله‌ها و کتاب‌های دانشگاهی به زبان‌های مختلف از جمله انگلیسی، فارسی، ترکی، روسی، اسپانیایی، آلمانی و عربی، به چاپ رسیده‌اند. از کتاب‌ها و تألیفات اخیر او، از جمله می‌توان از جنسیت، جهانی سازی و دین: سیاست شناسی حقوق زنان در جوامع کاتولیک و مسلمان، (2001)، زنان در جوامع مسلمان: کثرت در میان وحدت (1998)، فمینیسم، اسلام گرایی و دمکراسی در ایران (1996 و 1998) نام برد. کتابی نیزبا عنوان جنبش زنان، اسلام گرایی و دموکراسی در ایران: چشم‌انداز جهانی ـ محلی در دست نگارش دارد. توحیدی علاوه براعتبار بین المللی درکارهای دانشگاهی وپژوهشی ، سالهای متمادی است که اززمره کوشندگان پیگیرحقوق بشر، جنبش زنان و دموکراسی شناخته میشود.

Song :
http://soraya-fallah.blogspot.com/2013/02/song-against-stoning-from-beneath.html

شهرزاد سپانلو خواننده ایرانی آمریکایی است . شهرزاد در دورانی که دانشگاه یوسی ال ای بود، با گروه سیلوئت یا اولین گروه زنان خواننده، کار خوانندگی را شروع کرد
پس از چند سال، چون مایل بود کارش را در زمینه های مشخص اجتماعی، یا زنان دنبال کند از این گروه جدا شد و تاکنون 5 آلبوم به زبانهای فارسی، انگلیسی و فرانسوی منتشر کرده است. شهرزاد همکاری خود را طی سالهای اخیر با فرید شفیع نوری کامپوزر و نوازنده آغاز و ادامه داده است
فرید و شهرزاد خود را برای ارائه آخرین کارهای جدید و مشترک خود آماده می کنند

فرید شفیع نوری هنرمندی است که به بهترین وجه نشان دهنده نسل ممیز خورده امروز آمریکاییان ایرانی تبار است. او یک آهنگسازی است که مورد تحسین منتقدان قرارگرفته و، خواننده، شاعر، نوازنده چند ساز است که به طور موثر ریشه های قدیمی رادر موسیقی و شعر کلاسیک فارسی کشف، و با لمسی مدرن از فولکلوریک آمریکایی / راک / بلوز به کلاسیک / و موسیقی سنتی ایران به کار برده است
Fared Shafinury is the artist that best represents the hyphenated-generation of Iranian-Americans today. He is a critically acclaimed composer, vocalist, poet, Persian virtuoso setarist and multi-instrumentalist, that has effectively unearthed his ancestral roots in classical Persian music & poetry, as well as reinvigorating the ancient sound with a modern touch - seamlessly morphing together influences ranging from American folk/rock/blues to classical/& folk Iranian music. The power in his voice transcends the listener from the sleepy beach towns along the Gulf of Mexico, to the soft gentile rolling hills of central Texas, to the dramatic mist hidden cliffs of Big Sur California, and melodically retracing an arc back to the scattered villages of Iran, to find themselves at the foothills of a modern Tehran today.

theKI is a 10-piece ensemble that fuses pop, jazz and electronic music with modern and ancient wisdom. With Roxie Sakura as the lead singer, theKI features conservatory-trained members who have performed with world-class artists such as Stevie Wonder and John Legend, along with spoken word artist Sean Raymond Hill. As a Persian-Japanese-American, Roxie is dedicated through her songwriting and activism to shining light on some of the darkest injustices and inner struggles still facing women worldwide today, and recently performed for LA Rising for Women as part of V-DAY's One Billion Rising. "KI" stands for "energy" in Japanese; theKI combines beautiful instrumental arrangements with digital grooves to create movement, dance, and transformative moments of inner reflection. By making darkness conscious, as Carl Jung wrote, theKI exists to expand this awareness by first inspiring and empowering the individual.
(site are being updated today, will be running tomorrow, please include all three)
Official sites:
http://www.theki.me
https://twitter.com/theKIconnection
http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-KI/165145193543496
Original music video - "Breathe"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=964VQWJzp7k

گروه "کی آی" گروه 10 قطعه است که به فیوز پاپ ،جاز و موسیقی الکترونیک به همراه خرد مدرن و باستانی می پردازد. راکسی ساکورا به عنوان خواننده و رهبر گروه آموزش دیده هنرستان موسیقی است و با هنرمندانی مانند "استیو واندر و جان لجند همراه با گفتار هنرمندشان ریموند هیل در سطح جهانی برنامه اجرا کرده است.
به عنوان یک ایرانی_آمریکایی ژاپنی تبار راکسی از طریق آهنکسازی فعالیت خود را در رابطه با تارکترین بی عدالتی ها و مبارزات درونی زنان در سراسر چهان امروز اختصاص داده است و به تازگی برای زنان سازمان ملل شاخه لوس آنجلس در جنبش یک میلیاردی برنامه اجرا کرده است.
پیام پریزیدنت زنان سازمان ملل شاخه لوس آنجلس به برنامه

Happy International Women's day!
Here I am siting in the lobby (with Arianna) at the UN sending much appreciation to my friend and colleague Soraya for her boundless activism.

Thank you Soraya for putting this important event together and for inviting UN WOMEN's USNC-lA chapter to celebrate this important day!

Thousands of women, girls and men from all over the world are here sharing knowledge, programs and processes in support of global women and against VAW.

Discussions range from aboriginal women's rights, Nordic women's shelter programs to infrastructure needs that provide safe and secure cities for women and girls.

Femicide, rape, child marriage, sex trafficking, domestic abuse..the list of ways a woman can be violated by her partners, parents, and community or even government is heartbreak and seemingly endless.

But it is not endless. With Michelle Bachelet at the helm we are bound to see significant changes in the coming years.
Madame Bachelet personally sat on several panels. Her grace, wisdom, enthusiasm and dedication is an inspiration for us all. I have never been so inspired.

The energy of sisterhood and solidarity here is exhilarating.

Lets ask ourselves how we can raise lasting awareness here in LA?

How can we join together to increase the number of people in the LA area who are dedicated to equity for all, and more specifically gender equality and empowerment of women locally as well as globally?

This wonderful event that Soraya has put together, our LA RISING FOR WOMEN event on V-day is just the beginning.Lets work together to put an end to VAW once and for all!

Have a great International Women's Day!