IGLI Programming Library
IGLI hosts curricular and community programming for students, community members, and feminist practitioners and activists. Spanning from conversations with Nobel Peace Prize winner Leymah Gbowee, to feminist academics and policy analysts, IGLI brings together leading feminist voices.
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A WorldDenver Speaker Series in partnership with the Sié Chéou-Kang Center for International Security & Diplomacy at Denver University. Since leading a nonviolent movement of women that ended Liberia’s fourteen-year civil in 2003, Ms. Gbowee has continued to dedicate her life to uplifting and empowering women and girls across Africa and the world. In conversation with Dr. Marie Berry, prolific researcher and writer on gender-based violence during war and women's resilience, Ms. Gbowee shares how through education, advocacy, and grassroots movements, she has helped countless girls overcome unspeakable barriers and to pursue their dreams, goals, and passions to create a better world for all.
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Across the globe, feminists are confronting authoritarianism, gender backlash, and violence — and they are winning, even as backlash intensifies. From Brazil to Jordan to South Sudan women organizers are changing laws, shifting public understanding, and building power for a more just future. In a world that often feels like it is on fire, join IGLI for a webinar to hear these stories of hope, courage, and persistence. Hear from Danielle Assis, Banan Abu Zain Eddin, Aluel Atem, and IGLI Director Marie Berry.
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Across the globe, feminists are confronting authoritarianism, gender backlash, and violence — and they are winning, even as backlash intensifies. From Kenya to Latin America to Korea, women organizers are changing laws, shifting public understanding, and building power for a more just future. In a world that often feels like it is on fire, join IGLI for an International Women’s Day webinar to hear these stories of hope, courage, and persistence. Hear from Cathi Choi, Ruth Mumbi, Catalina Martínez Coral, Julia Zulver, and Marie Berry.
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Moderated by Marie Berry: Director of the Inclusive Global Leadership Initiative (IGLI) and the Sié Cheou Kang Center for International Security and Diplomacy, University of Denver, Josef Korbel School of International Studies
Panelists:
Toni Haastrup: Chair of Global Politics, University of Manchester
Cynthia Enloe: Professor, Department of Sustainability and Social Justice, Clark University
Margo Okazawa Rey: Professor Emerita San Francisco State University
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Moderated by Kavita Ramdas: Feminist Activist, Visiting Professor at Princeton University, Former Director of Open Society Foundation Women's Rights Program
Panelists:
Palestine - Lara Kiswani: Executive Director, Arab Resource and Organizing Center (AROC)
Iran - Sara Hagdoosti: Executive Director, Win Without War
North Korea - Christine Ahn: Founder and Executive Director of Women Cross DMZ, and China
Sandy Shan: Justice is Global
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Moderated by Kitzia Esteva: Gender Justice National Organizer, Grassroots Global Justice Alliance.
Panelists:
Janene Yazzie: Director of Policy and Advocacy, NDN Collective
Nana Gyamfi: Executive Director, Black Alliance for Just Immigration, Co-Founder, Justice Warriors 4 Black Lives
Diana Lopez: Executive Director, South Western Workers Union
Xochitl Larios: Communities United for Restorative Justice — Defunding policing and Carceral Systems / Youth Organizing.
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Moderated by Diana Duarte: Director of Policy and Strategic Engagement at MADRE.
Panelists:
Linda Burnham: Women’s Rights and Racial Justice Writer and Activist, Co-Editor of Power Concedes Nothing — How Grassroots Organizing Wins Elections
Halema Wali: Co-Founder and Director of Community Engagement, Afghans for a Better Tomorrow
Yoon Ra: Cultural Organizer, Red Canary Song
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Closing Reflections from Co-Conveners - The Inclusive Global Leadership Initiative, Grassroots Global Justice Alliance, MADRE and WomenCrossDMZ
