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Nuance of Words: Re-Framing Language to Increase Advocacy
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Nuance of Words: Re-Framing Language to Increase Advocacy
Nuance of Words: Re-Framing Language to Increase Advocacy
Executive Assistant
2021-03-22T22:35:17+00:00
Webinar Recording
“Nuance of Words: Reframing Language to Increase Advocacy,” Nicole Baran, July 2020
Transcription of Q&A
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Re-Framing Checklist for Funders
Language Matters Exercise
Article Exercises
“Gaming is facing fresh allegations of sexism. One GamerGate survivor has advice for women coming forward.” Soo Youn, June 2020,
The Lily
“Rapists in the Ranks,” Jane Harman, March 2008,
LA Times
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Land Acknowledgment Resources
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Tips for Media Professionals Reporting on Relationship Abuse,” Center for Relationship Abuse Awareness and Action
“Terminology,” Freedom for Immigrants
Intersectionality Matters Podcast with Kimberlé Crenshaw
“Grant Making With a Racial Equity Lens,” Grant Craft and the Philanthropic Initiative for Racial Equity
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Growing the Reproductive Justice Movement,” Funders for Reproductive Equity
Foundation Consulting Services for Integrating Feminism Into Philanthropy
Gender Equity Audit
“Passive Voice,” University of North Carolina Writing Center
The Macho Paradox: Why Some Men Hurt Women and How All Men Can Help
by Jackon Katz
Organizations Referenced in Presentation
Sovereign Bodies Institute
African American Policy Forum
Groundswell Fund
SisterSong
Black Mamas Matter Alliance
California Latinas for Reproductive Justice
Center for Reproductive Rights
Planned Parenthood
NARAL Pro-Choice America
Freedom for Immigrants
Red Earth Women’s Society
