Get involved by sparking conversations about making caring masculinity the norm. It's time to go beyond calling men out, to calling them
in to their full humanity and a shared vision of a partnership world.
It is an honor and pleasure to share with you the video of an exciting program at New York’s historic Great Hall of Cooper Union, focusing on “
Cornerstones of Democracy" -- a subject that is more timely than ever.
The program was organized and moderated by artist and philanthropist Friedrike Merck, and featured TV show host
Laura Flanders, Jamia Wilson, Executive Director of the
Feminist Press, Tony McAleer, Executive Director of
Life After Hate, and Riane Eisler, President of the
Center for Partnership Studies. Riane gave the final presentation, which was preceded by a short film about her early background and how it led to her research, writing, and advocacy.
We'd like to take this opportunity to again thank Friedrike for making this important event possible through her initiative, creativity, and generosity.
The October, 2017 event was sponsored by Cooper Union and the Center for Partnership Studies.
Gwen Hallsmith, a Caring Economy leader in Vermont, is coordinating a local workshop series "An Economy for All of Us: Eradicating Poverty, Building Economic Justice" Feb 20-May 8, 2018, sponsored by Global Community Initiatives.
Sharon Sund recentlypresented the first of two workshops for Our Revolution in Minneapolis, MN. "I merged indigenous circle work with the ideas of partnership. The presentation was very well received."
Liz Copeland has introduced the Caring Economy model in her work with "Retake Our Democracy” in Santa Fe, NM, and is a strong advocate for incorporating the work of the Center for Partnership Studies in progressive policy change.
Rhonda Case is a Partnership leader and educator in the struggle against intimate violence. Thank you Rhonda for your tireless activism and commitment to education and outreach for the Center for Partnership Studies!
What Partnership Waves are you making? Your voice is valued—here are some ways to contribute:
We’re inviting blog posts all month long related to the theme of Raising Caring Men Send your blog submission (no more than 500 words) to Ann and we'll post it on the CPS site with a link to the Riane Eisler Center for Partnership Studies Facebook page.
Contribute to the Partnership Community News: the submission date for the next newsletter is March 26.
Keep us up to date on your Partnership and Caring Economy activities. Presenting a workshop? Creating a video? Publishing an article or book chapter? Let us know (include a Web link and your contact information) and we'll help spread the word.
