Coaching women from repression to leadership

Can we celebrate in times of tragedy?

Why Public Narrative Works?

Why Public Narrative Works? Reflection written by Sandy Dang, LCN member “First of all, I would like to say thank you for the best training I have ever had in my life. For me, you encouraged me to feel better about this life, about what I am doing and about my future.” Quoc An Pham, […]

Whose music? Our music!

Whose music? Our music! Reflection written by Brian Rawson, LCN member Luis Valdez of Teatro Campesino with guitar at UFW events. Civil rights anthems synonymous with defeating Jim Crow segregation. Songs of revolution in Tahrir Square. We’ve seen how music plays a part in movements. But how do we incorporate it into our day to […]

The Power of Narrative Training in Communities with Factional Strife

The Power of Narrative Training in Communities with Factional Strife Reflection written by Nizar Farsakh, LCN member When my Iraqi friend approached me to run a leadership and advocacy training of Iraqi activists last year, I got very excited but also very apprehensive. She and I had worked before in a progressive MENA region focused […]