Welcome To INCITE!'s New Website!
Thursday April 10, 2008
INCITE! announces the exciting launch of our newly re-created website.
Designed by the amazing Tumis, INCITE!'s new website features an overview of INCITE!’s history, analysis, news, and projects. The site also includes organizing resources, more detailed information about INCITE! chapters and affiliates, photos of INCITE! members enegaging in organizing work, and ways to get involved in radical women of color organizing.
NOW AVAILABLE: Organizing Toolkit To Stop Law Enforcement Violence Against Women of Color & Trans People of Color
Tuesday April 01, 2008
Includes Strategies and Tools For Organizing!
INCITE! has recently launched a toolkit and a poster/brochure for grassroots organizing to address law enforcement violence against women of color and transgender people of color. CHECK IT OUT ONLINE NOW!
Announcing the INCITE! Speakers Bureau
Monday March 31, 2008
INCITE! is excited to announce its Speakers Bureau for 2008!
INCITE! speakers can address a wide range of topics of critical importance to women of color and their communities. Proceeds go directly to INCITE!, to support our current and new projects. Learn more about the Speakers Bureau.
INCITE! is a national activist organization of radical feminists of color advancing a movement to end violence against women of color and our communities through direct action, critical dialogue, and grassroots organizing.
Alison Roh Park, Misia Denea, and Dorise Blackmon
SisterFire: Radical Women of Color Art Spotlight!
INCITE! works to integrate art and media in our political work. Above is a beautiful photo of INCITE! members, Alison Roh Park and Misia Denea, engaged in music and spoken word. Also pictured at the drums is Dorise Blackmon of Mother Tongue, a musical sisterhood based in New Orleans. In the coming weeks, we will open up this space to feature visual art by radical women of color and photos of artists at work. Be sure to sign up on our mailing list to keep up to date on this development. Also, you can learn more about INCITE!'s history of work in art and media justice here.