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Movement Intersections

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Intersectionality as a Model for Organizing

This facilitation guide aims to recognize the ways oppressive systems uniquely impact communities and individuals. Through collective sharing and discussion, relational understandings of the overlapping systems of oppression can be implemented into organizing and advocacy work. Together, we name the importance of building solidarity to transform society and collectively work towards liberation. 

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