Meet our final team of activists! The team at the Medical College of Wisconsin’s Center for the Advancement of Women in Science and Medicine started the IWillMCW campaign which focuses on Gender Equity. Read more here: bit.ly/3HMeaiv

Meet our next activist, Gabrielle Ferrell! @gabbyferrell is a 23-year-old Puerto Rican and African-American journalist who elevates the voices of marginalized communities through her work. She wrote a piece on mental health and social justice. Read: bit.ly/3xc8w45

Meet our next activist, Shampa Iftakhar! Shampa Iftakhar is an Assistant Professor in the Department of English at Daffodil International University. She wrote the poem "HEAR ME, HEAR US!". Read the full piece here: bit.ly/30MlKsO

Check out our next activist campaign! (Re)present was a call-to-action from @UVaWomensCenter - the arts & writing competition was aimed at reimagining, revising, & (re)presenting “the” stereotypical (white, male, heteronormative) UVa student. Read more: bit.ly/3xaNqmT

Meet our next activist, Jennifer Katz! Jennifer Katz is a Professor of Psychology at SUNY Geneseo. She wrote her piece, "Connect and Breathe," on her experience working with a post-abortion talkline. Read the piece here: bit.ly/3xcGhlN @Jennife68533432

Meet our next activist, Peggy Rivage-Seul! Peggy Rivage-Seul is a women’s studies professor emerita from Berea College in Kentucky. She wrote "From Classroom to Courtroom: A New Path to Immigration Law", on her post-retirement work. Read the piece here: bit.ly/3cCwPis

Meet our next activists - the Outliers and Outlaws Team! Judith Raiskin, Courtney Hermann, and Kerribeth Elliott are working on a feminist activist project about lesbian feminist activists in Oregon. Learn more about the project: bit.ly/3l1b2Fv

Meet our next activists, Franque Michele Bains & Colin Green! Organizers of the People’s Energy Movement, they counter-convened in a response to the Governor’s Energy Summit held in Salt Lake City, UT, with a performance piece. Watch here: bit.ly/3xbUijH

Meet our next activist, Sara Motta! Sara's poem "I Teach My Children to Trust Their Beating Hearts" was originally read out at a #BLM rally in July 2020 in the lands of Awabakal and Worimi in so-called south east Australia. Read the piece here: bit.ly/3FBJBdb

Meet our next activist, Trishia Nashtaran! @nashtaran is a feminist organizer & a foresight strategist from Bangladesh. Her piece is titled "Third Space Feminism," on the inception of her activism ten years ago, & the future she envisions. Read here: bit.ly/3FGzFiW

Meet our next activist, Elizabeth Pellerito! Elizabeth's piece, "What We Don't Talk About at Work", describes the workshop series Elizabeth & a group of labor activists have developed, in which they explore trauma in the labor movement. Read here: bit.ly/3nF8rCX

Meet our 3rd activist, Shenée L. Simon! Through mixed media zines, @sheneelsimon has featured activist organizations she has collaborated with, centering human rights, LGBTQ+ rights, climate change, self-care and education advocacy. See the pieces: bit.ly/3CH5plR

Meet our 2nd activist, Caroline James! Caroline created "WE The Sojourners," a multi-social media project where the “isms” that keep us from creating the most equitable societies are deeply examined using research, personal stories & humor. Read more: bit.ly/3nFUTY0

Meet our first #16Stories activists! Penny Rosenwasser & Peg Hunter & the "1000 Grandmothers for Future Generations" group worked in solidarity w/ indigenous women water-protectors to stop the Line 3 pipeline. From Penny: bit.ly/3r0GQht From Peg: bit.ly/30Q5Z3W

This year, NWSA is hosting the 2021 #16Stories Campaign, and we're looking for volunteers to help with the campaign! Email NWSA or [email protected] to volunteer! Submission info here: bit.ly/37gXLBq @GCCenterWomen @WSQJournal @FeministJournal