WE ARE GUIDED BY A VISION OF A WORLD THAT SUPPORTS GIRLS’ DREAMS, POWER AND RESISTANCE
There is so much work happening by, with, and for girls in every corner of the world. Embedded in this work and activism exists a set of theories, narratives, and strategies that have the potential to transform programs and systems. Resourcing, documenting and amplifying these efforts can shift how the world understands and supports girls' dreams, power, and resistance.
Stories of Girls’ Resistance
A global feminist storytelling initiative dedicated to shifting narratives by documenting a true recount of history grounded in the role of girls’ resistance across social movements and geographies. The largest ever collection of oral and narrative history of adolescent girls’ activism, this body of work offers a window into girls’ lives and their resistance in all of its messiness, pain, and power through a variety of offerings.
Let's shift how the world understands and supports girls’ dreams, power and resistance.
Over the next six months, we will collectively explore a set of questions focused on what is needed to transform our sectors and movements to better resource and support girls' resistance, power and dreams; where there are opportunities to shape discourse and build tools to transform practice; and to identify opportunities for us to build a collective agenda to advance these efforts.
Directly support our efforts to build knowledge, narrative, and power with and for girls. Contact us at hello@ourcollectivepractice.org
Interested in working with us? Drop us an email at hello@ourcollectivepractice.org
WE ASKED
What’s the importance of collective practice?
“The girls' field is at a crossroad. It is critical that we move girls' activism from the margins to the centre ground in any conversations about gender justice and human rights. We can only do that when we come together, answer critical questions as a field, and produce the evidence we all need to tell the indisputable truth of girls’ power. Our Collective Practice will do all of this and more. As critical infrastructure for the girls rights field, we could not be more thrilled to partner.”
Rosa Branksy, Co-founder & Co-CEO
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