FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEContactsDaniella Navarrete, AF3IRM SF Bay Area Chapter Coordinator, [email protected]Leah Sicat, AF3IRM Central Coast Chapter Coordinator, [email protected]Carly Ritter, AF3IRM Central CoastCatherine Mendonça, AF3IRM San Diego Chapter Coordinator [email protected]NORTHERN CALIFORNIA--As an anti-imperialist, transnational feminist organization, AF3IRM condemns the predatory actions and systemic oppression perpetuated by the … Continue Reading ››
Join AF3IRM SF Bay Area, AF3IRM Central Coast, and the Urban Promise Academy Warriors for Justice on Saturday, April 9th, 2016 for the Empowering Women of Color Conference (EWOCC) at UC Berkeley! We will be leading a workshop in the second session entitled Purple Roses from 1PM-2:15PM. Purple Roses is an inter-generational dialogue for praxis against sexual and economic exploitation. … Continue Reading ››
As part of our commitment to transnational feminism, AF3IRM Orange County will be discussing the femicides of Ciudad Juarez that began with NAFTA's exploitation of Mexican labor. We seek to empower the voices of women of color who have risked their lives to fight for Juarez's victims of trafficking and sexual violence.
We are sharing this discussion with our community in … Continue Reading ››
For Immediate Release
February 14, 2016
Barbra Ramos
AF3IRM | National Communications Director
(323) 813-4272 | [email protected]
NATIONAL--Today on February 14th, we the women of AF3IRM take time to mark Purple Rose Day. For seventeen years, AF3IRM has waged the Purple Rose Campaign to stand up against the capitalist assault on women’s bodies. We call on all to join us in speaking out against the … Continue Reading ››
SAVE-THE-DATE: SUNDAY, JANUARY 24, 2016!
Join AF3IRM SF Bay Area for a Women's Dialogue on sex trafficking from a transnational feminist, anti-imperialist perspective.
We will discuss the intersecting roots of sex trafficking across and despite borders, focusing on the particular experience of transnational im/migrant women/girls of color whom are overrepresented in the Trade, while connecting the topic to local issues of … Continue Reading ››
