Women, Action & the Media – Women, Action, & the Media!
Auction Ends: Dec 10, 2009 09:00 PM EST

Auction Stats

$12,882

Top Bidders

  1. Heather_D_$4,600
  2. hamptons$3,300
  3. EMIGESQUIRE$2,500
  4. terencetorres$2,075
  5. SarahEWilliamson$501

The WAM! online auction is closed. Thanks for bidding!

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Get your holiday shopping done in style and support gender justice in media at the same time! How? Just bid in the Women, Action, & the Media(WAM!) auction from now until December 10.

We're auctioning off one-of-a-kind items including the chance to travel, connect with your favorite feminists, own original artwork and autographed collectibles, and get editing advice from the best of the best - all to benefit WAM!. Bid early and bid often, because it all goes to support gender justice in media...



Make your bid to support gender justice in the media.

Now is your chance to not only get all the great items you want, but to do it knowing you are helping support the new WAM!

What is WAM!?

WAM! started in 2004 as a project of the Center for New Words.In its first five years, WAM! has already grown from a small-but-spirited gathering of 100 women to an influential national force that this year convened more than 600 activists and media-makers from 29 states and 9 countries, and recently forced the Washington Post to revise its editorial policy after WAM!mers publicly protested yet another sexist slur aimed at Hillary Clinton.

And now WAM! is transforming into an independent national nonprofit dedicated to building a robust, effective, inclusive movement for gender justice in media by:

  • Convening media-makers, activists, academics, philanthropists, and everyone else who has a stake in achieving gender justice in media, in order to help these groups find common cause with each other.
  • Incubating new ideas for actionable social change that moves the media conversation forward.
  • Creating a glocal network of allies working to transform our current media’s twisted and inadequate portrayals of women and other oppressed groups into a media ecosystem that truly represents our lives and stories.
  • Removing the barriers to media access, production, employment and ownership that often keep women and other oppressed groups on the sidelines of our public conversations, and giving these same people the space and tools to create their own success.
  • Challenging ourselves and each other to heal the differences, oppressions and painful histories that too often prevent us from working together for mutual justice.

Want to learn more and get involved? Visit us at www.womenactionmedia.org or sign up for our email list so we can stay in touch!