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- If this applies to you, please describe your involvement in women's memorial making/violence prevention?
- We have been involved in memorial making and want to help mentor others to make women's memorials. At the same time we want to encourage violence prevention whenever we can. We believe women's memorial activism is a form of violence prevention that, over time, will gradually change society for the better.
- If this applies to you, what is the name of your group or project or memorial? (Or is it now ROSE?)
- ROSE - Remember Our Sisters Everywhere.
- If applicable, how long have you been involved in women's memorial making/violence prevention?
- Since December 6, 1989.
- What changes for women would you like to see happen?
- Equality and freedom.
Kate Millet once said in a speech she gave that violence is the power base of patriarchy. We agree, and we see active resistance to violence against women and all forms of violence prevention as crucial to the liberation of girls and women from the threat of and the actuality of assault, torture and murder.
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Hi Chris:
Thank you for so much for the welcome. I am looking forward to being a part of ROSE.
What I would like to know is what can I do to help you?
Best,
Anne
Thank you for the wonderful welcome!!
Does anyone know the status of the Helen's Law petition?? I am very interesting in helping to get signatures and pushing this through!!
Thanks Chris. It has been a great summer so far. I look forward to learning more about ROSE and supporting you whatever way possible.
Hi Rose and I hope to be more active on here.I am working with alot of groups and also have a new page on Facebook that I am doing Missing children first from all over the world.Next I am working on the adults.Many of these cases go back decades ago. Hope you and others can visit my page and I am also posting for Wenswriting from Canada.The link is
https://www.facebook.com/#!/oldies4mari2012
Cannot forget the violence that is coming at women & girls all the time.
Glad to be part. Thanks for nice welcome.
Thank you for the warm welcome. I just added my video (so glad you liked it) and yes, I would be thrilled for you to announce it through ROSE. It will be on YouTube for the entire month of December. (At some point, I'll look into what I need to do to offer it for sale on iTunes, but it will always be available for free viewing on YouTube in December.) I look forward to exploring this website and getting to know the people here. As my friend Marsha always said: "Live, Love, Laugh."
Thank you for the warm welcome! I'm excited to be part of this online community. I will certainly try to make use of its features and resources. All the best,
Betsy
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