This is a link to a blog that we liked called So when does an issue become feminist?
It's written by Jessica Yee who is a multiracial youth of Native descent who was called to the line of action by raising controversy in her Catholic school and began volunteering at Homeward Family Shelter at the age of 12. Now at 23, she is a proud Mohawk young woman whose work has spanned across North America to focus on issues of healthy sexuality, reproductive justice, youth empowerment, and cultural competency, as the founder and director of the Native Youth Sexual Health Network.
Jessica is the 2009 recipient of the YWCA Young Woman of Distinction award. She is currently teaching with the Alberta Society for the Promotion of Sexual Health and is the National Youth Coordinator for the Taking Action Project! Art and Aboriginal Youth Leadership for HIV Prevention.
Find it here: http://www.rabble.ca/blogs/bloggers/jessica-yee/2010/05/so-when-does-issue-become-feminist
It's written by Jessica Yee who is a multiracial youth of Native descent who was called to the line of action by raising controversy in her Catholic school and began volunteering at Homeward Family Shelter at the age of 12. Now at 23, she is a proud Mohawk young woman whose work has spanned across North America to focus on issues of healthy sexuality, reproductive justice, youth empowerment, and cultural competency, as the founder and director of the Native Youth Sexual Health Network.
Jessica is the 2009 recipient of the YWCA Young Woman of Distinction award. She is currently teaching with the Alberta Society for the Promotion of Sexual Health and is the National Youth Coordinator for the Taking Action Project! Art and Aboriginal Youth Leadership for HIV Prevention.
Find it here: http://www.rabble.ca/blogs/bloggers/jessica-yee/2010/05/so-when-does-issue-become-feminist
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