Red Tent Women's Project

Where women transform the world

The Red Tent Women's Project is dedicated to making the world a better place for women, girls, and the people who love them.

Our mission

The Red Tent Women’s Project is a diverse and dynamic community of women who are catalysts for social change. By creating safe and empowered spaces we facilitate community building, information and resource exchange, and personal growth for women and girls.

Learn more about us here.

Rules of the Road

There might be some things you see here that you don't agree with. In fact, we hope you do! This is intended to be a safe space where ideas, thoughts, concepts, etc. can be explored respectfully. Feel free to emphatically disagree and to make your point, as long as you do it respectfully. We hope this will never come up, but we might have to make some difficult decisions as we moderate in order to protect and hold the space.

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Welcome to Red Tent beta!

Welcome to the Red Tent Women's Project's beta social networking website! We are so excited to do this, and we're excited that you've found us and want to be part of this.

What we're about
If you look at our mission, you'll see that we're about creating change. Our vision is a world where violence against women isn't tolerated, where women get equal pay for their work, where access to reproductive health and information is so obvious a right that anything else is simply absurd...where racism, homophobia, classism, nativism etc. simply isn't tolerated.

Our approach
Our method is to create space for growth and change. Those spaces can be online, in real life, or in your mind. We invite you to use this online space to float ideas and questions, research things you might not have known about, and broaden your mind in ways that encourage you to see the world as bigger than you, bigger than your family, bigger than your city, state, country, etc.

What that means for you
When you join the Red Tent Women's Project network, you are agreeing that the world needs to be transformed into a better, more tolerant, more awesome place, and that you are going to help do that. How you do that is up to you, but our ultimate goal is to create a community where members are responsible to one another to create change. Nothing more, nothing less! And make sure you tell us what you're going to do (or did), because you never know...your action may very well inspire someone else's!

Latest Activity

rosemary okechi .I and Karla Korkodilos joined Red Tent Women's Project
6 hours ago
Louise Palfreyman is now a member of Red Tent Women's Project
yesterday
Jan Tchamani updated an event
Outreach - Red Tent (Heart of England) at Bullring Shopping Centre
February 6, 2010 from 2pm to 4pm
Meet at the bull statue for shopping 2pm, St Martin-in-the-Bullring Tearooms for tea & cake 3pm. For the brave! - hand out flyers as you go, and help with our 2010 recruitment drive... Empowering because: you step outside of your comfort zone and h…
on Friday
Jan Tchamani Seeing what's new with our US sisters...
on Friday
Red Tent Women's Project added a discussion
For information on how the earthquake has affected women and girls in Haiti, see the following: "...Haiti is at a crossroad. It could recreate the status quo ante of economic misery, predatory government and widespread human rights abuses; or rebui…
on Thursday
Dana Skallman added an event
February 18, 2010 from 6:30pm to 8:30pm
In our modern internet and cell phone-based society, most of us unconsciously operate from a place of lack in our endless efforts to climb the ladder of success, be the perfect lover, the marvelous mother, the good friend. We twitter, facebook, blog…
on Wednesday
Dana Skallman and Kathy deDrama joined Red Tent Women's Project
on Wednesday
Red Tent Women's Project added a blog post
Are you sending flowers to a loved one or a friend or to yourself for Valentine's Day...or any day? The Red Tent Women's Project has linked with FlowerPetal.com--if you buy your flowers through them, the Red Tent Women's Project receives a donation…
on Wednesday

Forum

Michaela Maestas

Can women " report" tell how their tents go ? 1 Reply

Started by Michaela Maestas in Inspire Us!. Last reply by Red Tent Women's Project Jan 19.

Amber Van Cleave

Update: Red Tent in Minneapolis 2010!

Started by Amber Van Cleave in Actions! Jan 18.

Issue of the Month Spotlight

Watch this space for our spotlight on important happenings off-line in the real world!
 
 

Blog Posts

Amber Van Cleave

Winter Women's Gatherings

Posted by Amber Van Cleave on January 7, 2010 at 2:49pm — 1 Comment

NARAL Pro-Choice New York

On New Year's Eve - Don't Drop The Ball!

Posted by NARAL Pro-Choice New York on December 31, 2009 at 1:46pm

Jan Tchamani

Five Crowned Women

Posted by Jan Tchamani on December 27, 2009 at 4:37pm — 1 Comment

Jan Tchamani

The Wave - climate demo, 5 Dec 09, London

Posted by Jan Tchamani on December 6, 2009 at 8:00am

 

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