No Justice Without Healing, No Healing Without Justice: An Online Commemoration (31 October 2020)
The fact that we are here and that I speak these words is an attempt to break that silence and bridge some of those differences between us, for it is not difference which immobilizes us, but silence.
And there are so many silences to be broken.
AUDRE LORDE, “THE TRANSFORMATION OF SILENCE INTO LANGUAGE AND ACTION”
Survivor and Advocate Stories: Promoting Supportive and Caring Communities
In time for its second anniversary in October 2021, Time’s Up Ateneo is once again making space for all survivors, advocates, and their stories, told and untold. Through this year’s call for stories, Time’s Up Ateneo hopes to promote supportive and caring communities for survivors and advocates.
We invite you to share your stories revolving around the questions:
How has your community shown up for you, or not shown up for you in the past?
How can your community show up for you now?
You may submit essays, stories, videos, poetry, visual art, recorded performances, or use any other art forms for this campaign until October 17, 2021. Please read the full call for stories here. You may email your questions and submissions to timesupadmu@protonmail.com.
Christine V. Lao’s “Stare Decisis”
To stand by things decided /
The twice-timed heart’s disease /
When the stars in your eyes have faded /
A dull ache unappeased
Reflections on GBV in Pop Culture: Gaya Sa Pelikula
I used to color the world in grey. It started in childhood, when I chose to hide parts of my self after realizing I was gay. Color only had a place in the closet, in spaces hidden from the world. Living in grey helped me survive. It let me finish my studies, find a stableContinue reading “Reflections on GBV in Pop Culture: Gaya Sa Pelikula”
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Time’s Up Ateneo is a community of survivors and advocates fighting against sexual violence and impunity in the Ateneo de Manila University.
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