Author Archive for Madama Ambi
Letter to President Obama: Plea for the Human Rights of Women, Tribute to a Matriarch
by Madama Ambi
Dear Group: Yesterday I posted my Letter to President Obama: Plea for the Human Rights of Women, Tribute to a Matriarch at http://feministadvisoryboard.blogspot.com. I’m asking that people sign the letter using the comments box. Today I received this update (below) on life in Afghanistan, and thought I would include part of it with my request [...]
Dear Leader: If you’re receiving this email you are either an acknowledged leader in women’s movement or a woman in whom I see emerging leadership. I am increasingly impressed and depressed at the same time: impressed with the work happening everywhere, with the talent abounding wherever I look, and yet depressed by no sense of [...]
Emily–I see myself as a bridge-builder and a cross-pollinator among women’s groups, and I have been spending time getting to know all the players in the femisphere, as well as forming Feminist Advisory Board for Obama, which now exists on both Facebook and Organizing for America. I’m very impressed with Feminist Campus’ energy and organization, [...]
Though this video focuses on African American women and their quest towards ministry there are numerous aspects of this discussion that apply to the women’s movement and issues of women and women of color in the movement. Additionally, the video features students and alumnae of my alma mater, Spelman College. To view visit: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3C9k5DppSaQ. Also, [...]
This Sunday’s Twittercast will be all about Power. What do people associate with power? How do they experience personal power, political power, sexual power, economic power or any kind of power they know from firsthand experience? Read on for Madama Ambi’s intro to our ‘cast, which she will be moderating (and follow her on Twitter [...]
For more about Adele Nieves, photos and to hear the interview, visit the post! Excerpt cross-posted with permission from the Feminist Advisory Board for Obama. – My parents used to tell people that they discovered Barbra Streisand. They saw her in a small club in the Village and although she may have already put out [...]