Presentation brought to you by Hampshire College student group Decolonize Media Collective (DMC). Featuring Spoken Word, History of Afro-Latina Identity, discussion of how we view darkness in Latino community, and psychological trauma.

Survivors, activists, scholars, and law enforcement and social services officials share their perspectives, discussing why this is a domestic issue that needs urgent attention and addressing ways in which it can be understood and confronted. Featuring: Tina Frundt, a survivor who

Code Pink co-founder Medea Benjamin speaks on the issue of drone strikes (unmanned aerial vehicles) in northwest Pakistan launched by the US government as part of the War on Terror. These targeted strikes have killed hundred of innocent civilians including children. Medea talks

Men routinely kidnap a female statue over a 150 year period. Amherst College and Hampshire College students speak about the ways they have organized to end sexual violence on their campus.