1 in 3 women experience gender-based violence in their lifetimes.
That's 736 million people.
And it happens
everywhere, as we have witnessed: even on the mountains.
We are creating a global coalition of movers and shakers to amplify the power and the voices of survivors.
Join us, Changemaker, as we ask:
WHAT IS THE
POWER OF WE?
to combat gender-based violence both on and off the mountains
What We Do.
How We Do It.
We are committed to addressing gender-based violence holistically, through seven pillars of impact that both our partner organizations and our own programs embody.
Forget Fundraising Galas.
We're Climbing Mountains Instead.
Through our Survivors to Summits campaign, we will be climbing one of the seven summits for each pillar of impact to skill-match, fundraise and coalition-build in support of our work on and off the mountains.
We climb, on our dime (and with thanks to our sponsors), and you help us end gender-based violence worldwide.
Thank you to our sponsors:
What You Can Do.
Join
Join our mailing list to match your skills with our partner organization-identified needs and become part of our changemaker community committed to addressing gender-based violence.
Support
Support the development of our anonymous reporting system or the work of our partner organizations by contributing to our first campaign.
Take Action
Become an Ambassador for What is the Power of We in your communities, participate in our trainings, or join us at one of our events.
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Who We Are.
Anjali is a human rights and law of war attorney, speaker, professional dancer, and athlete who has been passionate about addressing gender-based violence for the past decade. She is a TEDx speaker and Fulbright Scholarship grantee.
Anjali has worked at the intersection of women's rights, gender-based violence, art, and law in India, the U.K., Colombia, Brazil, and Chile.
Her work as a lawyer includes representing foreign governments in human rights cases before international courts, achieving asylum for asylum-seekers persecuted on the basis of their gender, and working on Constitutional rights cases to protect the rights of transgender girl athletes in the U.S.
As a dancer, Anjali explores themes of social justice through art, and developed a somatic movement workshop for lawyers that she presented at Yale Law School's Rebellious Lawyering Conference and at NYU School of Law. Her movement films have been nominated for several awards, including at the Diversity in Cannes Short Film Showcase, and Anjali has received a Bessie nomination for outstanding performer for her achievement in dance.
She has been climbing mountains for as long as she can remember (her latest: Aconcagua), all thanks to her incredible mother, and looks forward to bringing all parts of herself to bear as Co-Founder and Co-Director of What is the Power of We?.
Stephanie is a Somatic Experiencing Practitioner specializing in sexual and relational trauma and women’s sexual empowerment coach. She has been working since 2007 on helping thousands of clients heal from gender based trauma through movement, the body, breathwork and various somatic practices.
She is the founder of Trauma to Tantra®️ which is a global brand and course teaching and empowering women to heal after sexual trauma, from purity culture and distorted body image. She runs international retreats for women centered around combining tantra practices and adventures.
Stephanie has been an athlete, both recreational and sponsored at times, over the past 12 years. She has completed multiple Ironman, Half Ironman, Marathon, and Ultra-Marathon events. Additionally, she is an avid mountaineer and can be found trekking in remote places around the world and in the highest mountains ranging from the Himalayas to the Andes.
When she’s not running retreats and courses or climbing mountains, Stephanie is a single mom of two teen boys and can be found at the soccer field or baking delicious cookies in her kitchen.
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