1. The Women of Color Network (WOCN) is excited to announce the 2012 National Call to Action Institute and Conference scheduled for July 9-13, 2012 in Minneapolis, MN. The theme for this ground-breaking experience is “Collective Empowerment, Collective Liberation.” The framework for the institute and conference is based on the following guiding principles:
2. Uniting women of color across ethnicity, race, age, citizenship, sexual orientation, disability, body type, faith, discipline, and locality for collective survival. Inspiring those working to be allies to aim for collective liberation in challenging racism, classism, sexism, homophobia, heterosexism, transphobia, ableism, xenophobia, ageism, and other forms of oppression and bias.
3. As we move forward collectively, we need to hear from you, our constituents. This is a means to ensure that both the institute and conference meet your needs while providing an empowering atmosphere and access to trainings that seek to sustain leadership and collaboration within the anti-violence against women movement. Please take a few minutes, to complete the initial 2012 WOCN Institute and Conference Planning RSVP Survey. Know that all responses will be collected anonymously, remain confidential and used solely for planning purposes
2012 National Call To Action
Executive Summary
Highlights from the 2010 National Call To Action
2010 National Call To Action
In May 2010, New Orleans was hosted the 2010 WOCN NCTA where a total of 400 victim advocates,activists, aspiring allies and professionals traveled from across the country to attend the two-day Institute and two- day Conference to discuss strategies to challenge those restrictions that prevent women of color from being fully acknowledged in their abilities to reach their communities and more utilized in the work; and forge a stronger alliance between advocates of color and mainstream advocates in serving communities.
2010 NCTA Program Book
2010 NCTA Attendees Reporting
2010 NCTA Final Report
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