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Our Values

WE LEARN holds these values as inwardly reflective of our networking organization and
outwardly active to the communities we reach.


WE LEARN embraces an inclusive definition of “women” that includes cis-women, trans women, and femme/feminine-identifying gender queer, and non-binary people.

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WE LEARN is Women-Centered / Women-Positive: WE LEARN focuses on the issues, needs, concerns, viewpoints, strengths, and wisdom of women

WE LEARN Supports Social Change: Investing in women's education is a necessary step to ending all women's oppression and creating equitable communities.

WE LEARN Works towards Justice & Equity: Social justice is about sharing power, creating equity (vs. equality), and moving with a collective, shared sense of responsibility. Social justice involves doing rather than being done to. We believe that all people can act to identify, understand, and address social injustice and inequality, challenging the dominant dialogue/norms.

WE LEARN Acts through Participatory Practices: WE LEARN bases our mission, vision and values on the needs, perspectives and interests identified and decided upon by our board members and supporters. 



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Our Board

The WE LEARN board is comprised of educators and students committed to fostering multiple literacies that give visibility to the experiences of women, sustain life-long learning, encourage critical thinking, and provide the support and information necessary for reflection, understanding, and action to create a more just society.














WE LEARN Founder: 
Mev
Miller, Ed.D.



Advisory Committee

Jessica Ramos-Bahena
Heidi Bacon
Janise Hurtig
Erik Jacobson
Dianne Ramdeholl
Priyanka Sharma





Contact the board:
board [at] welearnwomen.org

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