Our oral history book series amplifies the voices of people directly impacted by injustice using a humanizing, literary approach.
Our education program fosters empathy, inquiry, and critical thinking among our next generation of leaders, teachers, and history-makers.
Grassroots Storytelling from Thailand’s Healthcare System
A guest post by Praveena Fernes, VOW Education Advisory Board Member. Read Part I of her full piece here, and Part II here. Last spring, I studied in rural Northeast Thailand and worked closely [...]
3 Actions for Farmworkers on Cesar Chavez Day
Saturday, March 31st is Cesar Chavez Day, and we're honoring his legacy by supporting the farmworkers who are continuing his battle today. 25 years after the death of Cesar Chavez, the fight for farmworkers' [...]
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