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1 week ago

Today has been heartbreaking, there’s no denying that. Here are a few resources that can help support you at this time.Pathfinder International: www.pathfinder.org/ Global Fund for Women: www.globalfundforwomen.org/Additional resources:Abortionfunds.org/need-abortionIneedana.comReproductiverights.orgTakebackthecourt.todayAbortion is our right. We will never stop fighting for it. ... See MoreSee Less

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2 weeks ago

In Person Meaningful Movie SOUNDTRACK FOR A REVOLUTION followed by dance party - This Thursday, June 23 - mailchi.mp/15b51e51e72a/in-person-meaningful-movie-soundtrack-for-a-revolution-followed-by-dance-... ... See MoreSee Less

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1 month ago

Many Meaningful Movies Groups have screened Mission Joy and now the producers of the film are making this available for a global watch event starting today at 5PM (PST) for 48 hours. FREE Event! fb.me/e/2EAXW34na ... See MoreSee Less

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2 months ago

MMP is so excited to be partnering with Fix Democracy First to host this event. New MMP Manager, Melinda Raebyne, will be moderating an amazing panel of speakers. Panelists will include:• Senator T’wina Nobles, 28th LD• Representative Mia Gregerson, LD 33• Port of Tacoma Commissioner Kristin Ang"A black single mother running for City Council. A longtime, revered, community activist running for City Council. A LatinX woman from one of the most polluted neighborhoods in the U.S. running for City Council. An Afro-Latina running for mayor in a big city that has never elected a woman to that office. This was Denver, 2018. (RUNNING WITH MY GIRLS) directed by Denverite Rebekah Henderson, follows these four women as they run for office with the hope of not only making change in the city, but also with the intention of making history. The women, in order, are Shayla Richard, Veronica Barela, Candi CdeBaca, and Dr. Lisa Calderón. We live with each of these candidates as they negotiate the long and difficult road from filing their papers, to election night, to runoffs, to the highs and lows of the final results. One never makes it to election day, two others come oh-so-close, and one finally wins her runoff and becomes a City Councilwoman. It is tense, heartbreaking, and wonderful." ... See MoreSee Less

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2 months ago

Multiple Meaningful Movies groups screened this film and hosted community conversations with attorneys and youth plaintiffs from the lawsuit. It's great to see that this incredibly moving and important film is available on Netflix so that more folks can learn about the youth climate lawsuits!fb.watch/c_rvigWxGq/ ... See MoreSee Less

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