Add Your Voice to NOW’s Call for Open Internet
September 25, 2009 by Deanna
Filed under Hey, Sister, Can You Spare Some Social Change?
Add Your Voice to NOW’s Call for Open Internet
Support the Internet Freedom Preservation Act!
After taking action, please support our work.
The Internet has allowed NOW to connect like never before with members and allies, potential supporters, students and educators, government leaders and countless others who can help advance equality for all.
The Internet offers a platform [...]
What Country Is This That We Condone Victim Blaming?
September 16, 2009 by Deanna
Filed under Curator's Notes, Hey, Sister, Can You Spare Some Social Change?
I’ve been crying all day…
I just learned that in eight states and Washington, D.C., insurance companies are legally allowed to blame victims of domestic violence by denying them coverage — claiming that it’s a “pre-existing condition.”
As a survivor of domestic violence, I find this appalling, unacceptable, immoral, and intolerable. Even if I had not lived [...]
Don’t Make Me Go All Carmen Miranda On Yer Arse
August 15, 2009 by Deanna
Filed under Curator's Notes, Don We Now Our Gay Apparel, Hey, Sister, Can You Spare Some Social Change?
This misleading use of Carmen Miranda’s name and garb is simply a means to lure you in and have you read & participate in the following news:
Today, thanks to the generous sponsorship of Twolia, Alessia of Relationship Underarm Stick is participating in the Hope For Healing blogathon, raising awareness of domestic violence & money for [...]
Museums Need Your Help!
August 12, 2009 by Deanna
Filed under Become Institutionalized, Hey, Sister, Can You Spare Some Social Change?
Did you know that the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) provided $210.5 million to libraries in 2006, while museums received only $36.5 million? Why the difference? Federal formula grants given from IMLS directly to the states accounted for $163.7 million of IMLS’ library authorization.
As a member of the Mountain-Plains Museums Association (MPMA), I [...]








