Happy Gurpurab
Five hundred years ago, in what is now India and Pakistan, a man named Nanak was distraught by the violence he saw around him.
#NoMoreBystanders
On Saturday night, my parents took my four-year old to a summer concert in a park by the water. On the way home, Kavi was riding on his grandfather’s shoulders, on top of the world. He wanted to take the water taxi across the marina. They were waiting on the dock when they heard an irate voice.
One Week After Christchurch…
Our response has been fierce and unflinching. 12,000+ Voices in Wake of Christchurch. Add Yours
#DayofEmpathy: Inside America’s Prisons
On March 5, the Revolutionary Love Project joined with #cut50 in support
Join America Ferrera, Rev. William Barber, Debra Messing and more as we rise up in Revolutionary Love
Happy Valentine's Day! We just released
It’s Valentine’s week — let’s #ReclaimLove
We are staging a cultural intervention this Valentine’s Day! Together with a broad
Wisdom with Parker Palmer — Your Holiday Treasure Chest
Many of us are longing to experience a season of joy, but we feel winter's darkness spreading in the midst of relentless violence, cruelty, and dehumanization.
#TEDWomen line up: speaking on Revolutionary Love this November
I will be giving a Ted Talk this fall - the announcement just went up! I am putting together stories + studies in ethics, law and even science to make the case for why Revolutionary Love is the call of our times. Especially in the face of white supremacist violence. Deep breath. If you can, please join my parents, baby Kavi, and me in New Orleans this November! Click on these links for information on tickets and on the inspiring line up. Photo taken from tedwomen2017.ted.com
We cannot organize without net neutrality
This was a difficult day. For two years, I had worked full-time at Stanford Law School to protect net neutrality -- and I was relieved and overjoyed that we won Open Internet rules in 2015. I had just become a new mother and thought: No matter what happens, the next generation will have the tools to speak, resist, and organize. But today, the FCC voted to begin the process of reversing what we fought so hard for. News about the vote was buried in the astounding avalanche
On Writing Sabbatical with One World Random House
Some joyful news! I'm working with a publisher to write a book on Revolutionary Love, a memoir/manifesto that responds to this moment in history. It's hard to describe what this means in my life. I took my first book-writing course in college fifteen years ago this semester. It was shortly after 9/11 and starting a life as an activist, I had a sense that the stories I was collecting needed to be heard. Fast forward, and the stories now fill a treasure chest. After the election, I opened