Equality Now Thanks Joss Whedon Fans

Check out the new video on our You Tube channel!

Yasmeen Hassan, the new Global Director for Equality Now recorded a video to thank us, the Browncoats, for our support over the last 6 years.

She talks about some of the work that EN has done recently, and the strides made in equality for women and girls in such places as Libya and Brazil.

The video is a strong reminder of why we support Equality Now.

Posted by lioness on January 01, 2012 in 2012, Equality Now tagged with Equality Now, You Tube

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Can’t Stop the Serenity (CSTS) is a unique opportunity to indulge your geeky side while doing some good! Since 2006, fans have organized screenings of Joss Whedon's Serenity to raise funds and awareness to support Equality Now in their work for the protection and promotion of the human rights of women around the world. Join us as we aim to misbehave for a good cause!
There are two ways to fight a battle like ours. One is to whisper in the ear of the masses, try subtlely and gradually to change the gender expectations and mythic structures of our culture. That’s me. The other is to step up and confront the thousands of atrocities that are taking place around the world on an immediate, one-by-one basis. That’s a great deal harder, and that’s Equality Now. It’s not about politics; it’s about basic human decency.

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