Fierce Solidarity was written to encourage young women to expect positive, loving treatment from themselves and others. It teaches young women to notice abusive behavior early, and how to end a relationship before abuse escalates.
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Fierce is for all adolescents and emerging women.
It is for those who grew up surrounded by abuse, and those who've never seen it.
It is for the girls who are afraid that they could marry someone exactly like their father,
and it's for the girl who is daddy's princess, too.
Relationship abuse does not discriminate. It can show up anywhere and in anyone's life.
Worthiness does not discriminate, either. We're all worthy of beautiful, nourishing love; starting with us loving ourselves.
Sometimes we have to fight for what we're worth.
Sometimes we have to set Fierce boundaries.
Sometimes we need our sisters to be Fierce with us.
Sometimes we must open our eyes to what is possible...
both in the valley, and on the peak of the mountain.
Fierce Solidarity is a safe place to see the possibilities. Stories about the unthinkable are shared. These stories are shared as reference points for you. The commentary that comes after each story can help you cultivate your personal power as you step into womanhood. If you know the warning signs of relationship abuse, and if you're familiar with the path toward freedom, power, and good love, you will be well equipped to end a potentially dangerous relationship sooner rather than later.
Fierce is for all adolescents and emerging women.
It is for those who grew up surrounded by abuse, and those who've never seen it.
It is for the girls who are afraid that they could marry someone exactly like their father,
and it's for the girl who is daddy's princess, too.
Relationship abuse does not discriminate. It can show up anywhere and in anyone's life.
Worthiness does not discriminate, either. We're all worthy of beautiful, nourishing love; starting with us loving ourselves.
Sometimes we have to fight for what we're worth.
Sometimes we have to set Fierce boundaries.
Sometimes we need our sisters to be Fierce with us.
Sometimes we must open our eyes to what is possible...
both in the valley, and on the peak of the mountain.
Fierce Solidarity is a safe place to see the possibilities. Stories about the unthinkable are shared. These stories are shared as reference points for you. The commentary that comes after each story can help you cultivate your personal power as you step into womanhood. If you know the warning signs of relationship abuse, and if you're familiar with the path toward freedom, power, and good love, you will be well equipped to end a potentially dangerous relationship sooner rather than later.
