Futuristic Feminists

Michelle Mullet reads an introduction essay by Michael Chabon about the movies of Wes Anderson.

Women belong in the House and Senate and we deserve the right to speak up without retaliation or intimidation. When we work on bills like this, we dismantle the patriarchy brick by brick. And when we pass laws like this, we begin to see that the Future is Female and that future embraces diversity, inclusivity and equity.

Speech I wrote for the Lights for Liberty Vigil this month.

LaShanda Sugg talks about therapy, self care and the importance of making the mind/body connection.

We’ll take a break from politics to talk about boxing and endurance athletics with local triathlete and Title Boxing Trainer Cortney Penta. Fair warning, if you’ve got sensitive ears, there’s a bit of colorful language here. #womenwhoTri #titleboxing

On the 5th episode of Futuristic Feminists, we talk to newly elected Massachusetts State Representative Tram Nguyen about community engagement and the political movement that’s motivating more women to run for office. Tram now represents the 18th Essex District of Massachusetts.

On this episode, Community Outreach Coordinator Michele Brooks talks about the grassroots activism of Sierra Club and current events at the Massachusetts State House.

Speeches from the Boston Women’s March featuring Tanisha Sullivan, Mehreen Butt and Ayanna Pressley.

On the second episode of Futuristic Feminists, I talk to activist and former State Senate candidate for the 5th Middlesex District in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Sam Hammar.

On this very first episode of Futuristic Feminists, I talk to local Pastor Rachel Fisher from Aldersgate Methodist Church on what the future looks like for women in the clergy and how leadership has changed in the last few years.