by CLPP
December 3, 2012
CLPP is now on iTunes! Take CLPP and the inspiring ideas of our presenters wherever you go with your listening device or computer.
by CLPP
May 30, 2012
As part of our conference last month, the Youth Action Coalition (YAC) led a zine-making workshop called "Unpacking Oppression: Youth Liberation Through Media." The goal of this hands-on workshop was to tackle issues faced by youth through art. Youth leaders from YAC facilitated by sharing their skills and beliefs as well as documenting the workshop, and participants created an original zine.
by Lani@CLPP
May 11, 2012
On April 28, 2012, activists and advocates from Minnesota, the Midwest, and (a few of us) from across the U.S. met up at Carleton College for their Reproductive Justice Collective's first conference, "Sex, Lies, and Things our Mothers Never Told Us: How Reproductive Justice Fits into Every Aspect of Our Society." We spent the day together, in a building that formerly housed Northfield's middle school, and talked human rights, sexualities and native communities, supreme court cases, and art as activism.
by Sara Berk
May 10, 2012
During Friday afternoon at the conference this year, CLPP partnered with the Care Center to produce activist portraits. The Care Center is an alternative education center for pregnant and parenting teens in Holyoke, MA. The ladies from the Care Center took pictures of participants and their collages, which will be displayed at a gallery exhibit on May 18th.
by Lani@CLPP
May 2, 2012
All of us at CLPP and PopDev are so glad to take this moment to express our extreme gratitude for being a part of the Hampshire College community. On April 13-15, over 1,100 activists from across the U.S. and the world joined us on our campus to build a stronger movement for reproductive and social justice. And we couldn't have convened such a hugely successful event without the support and generosity of the entire Hampshire College community. For this, we thank you!
by CLPP
April 20, 2012
Are you interested in what people were saying before, during, and after the conference? Do you want to learn more about a workshop you didn't get to attend? We are lucky to be a part of an excited and exciting community of bloggers and media makers who participated in the conference and are continuing these conversations after returning home. As conference coordinator Lani Blechman said at the closing plenary on Sunday, "The conference doesn't end here." Read on to continue learning and connecting!
