.A well-produced show and provides important education. Certain things are hard to understand if you haven’t been there, and this show highlights the need for awareness and response.
Doing great work
Teaching feminism to decolonize hearts and minds...
A platform for survivors, practitioners, and allies to connect in community, learning, and advocacy through the radical inquiry of patriarchy.
Leveraging the power of community for transformation
Explore each of the initiatives below–accessible to Engendered Collective members.
Learn
Use our curricula in survivor-serving settings to raise consciousness
Listen
Listen to the en(gender)ed podcast and hear or share your survivor story
Access
Access resources to help your client seek safety, security, and/or support
Build
Grow your reputation and network through the Kanduit QNA community
Change
Use our collective power to grow our community, our influence, and our impact
Catalyze. Mobilize. Equalize.
Learn
Knowledge is Power and Education is the Practice of Freedom. Our vision is to provide tools, information, and resources to our members that will invite self-exploration, discovery, and dialogue.
By sharing our collective wisdom–survivor stories and experiences, front-line experience from advocates and service providers, and integrating theory and proven practice, can we begin the process of liberating, empowering, and healing ourselves .
- Take the Engendered Collective Training
- Host your own en(gender)ed podcast listening club
- Receive exclusive access to en(gender)ed podcast Guest Q&A Sessions
Unlock access to our survivor tools for building strength, awareness, and resilience.
Connect
Leverage the power of community to connect both online and offline. Meet other members through survivor groups, workshops, and other special events.
- Join the Kanduit QNA community of social service providers
- Listen, share, and create #SurvivorStories for the en(gender)ed podcast
- Host Your Own Engendered Collective workshop or event
Once you’ve completed the initial Engendered Collective training, you can begin to leverage your podcast listening community to create your own survivor stories and recording sessions. If you’re working in direct service, connect with other social service providers through our Kanduit QNA community to access resources for your clients, enhance your brand, build skills, and share your expertise.
Grow
As you grow your individual and collective capacity for inquiring into patriarchy’s impact, you will naturally want to grow your tribe. Here are some ways to do so.
- Attend the Engendered Collective events and gatherings
- Attend or host your own knowledge, skill-building, or healing workshop or event.
- Invite Engendered Collective to facilitate workshops in diversity, equity, and inclusion, anti-sexism, anti-racism, and anti-oppression at your school, university, business, or community group for a custom workshop
Podcast Listener Testimonials
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“This series provides wonderful insight into institutional misogyny and the need for us all to remain vigilant in protecting women and children.”
Refreshing and insightful
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I stumbled upon this podcast during very complicated and emotional custody battle. This podcast help shed some light on the issues that abusers, women and children face because of our current family court system. The guest are amazing but the host is incredible. Highly recommend!
Incredible!
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I am so addicted to this podcast!! It’s packed full of great interviews and information as well as being great quality. I will always be a fan.
Packed full of useful info
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To translate writings, you need a key to the code — and if the last writer of Martian died forty thousand years before the first writer of Earth was born … how could the Martian be translated?
My favorite podcast
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This is a much-needed podcast that everyone needs to listen to. I really enjoy how in-depth these interviews are and it really sheds light on how the justice system works, especially towards abused women. So important for women and allies everywhere! And I’m so grateful that this exists.
An important and timely podcast
