Tag Archives: Coalition Against Sexual Violence

Energy Encounters

Posted on 7 March 2011 by MEY

Tuesday, March 2, 8am/ East Lansing, Michigan/ Day of Rage with the Coalition Against Sexual Violence “Do you have a mother?” Not sure how the question comes to me, but I quickly realize the man is too young to have … Continue reading →

Posted in Journal Entries, Sexuality&Gender, Spirituality | Tagged Cherokee culture, Coalition Against Sexual Violence, energy, Quakerism, shamanism, violence | 2 Comments

Cross the Border

Posted on 11 November 2010 by MEY

How do we change anything? Anything pertaining to the injustices of this world, in our communities and relationships. Do we take on the system? Do we engage our loved ones? Some of us gravitate toward one or the other; few … Continue reading →

Posted in Creativity, Health, Lansing, Law&Courts, Sexuality&Gender | Tagged Activism and Rhetoric, Coalition Against Sexual Violence, Gloria Anzaldúa, healing, justice, Lansing, Michigan State University, sexual violence, social change | Leave a comment

Story Survives

Posted on 2 November 2010 by MEY

I’ve struggled with words for weeks, scribbling and setting aside an account of the peaceful protest I attended October 1 outside the Ingham County Prosecutor’s office; see my photos on Flickr. I cannot capture the essence of that experience and … Continue reading →

Posted in Health, Lansing, Law&Courts, Media, Sexuality&Gender | Tagged Coalition Against Sexual Violence, healing, Lansing, Michigan Messenger, Michigan State University, sexual violence, Todd Heywood | 5 Comments