Guestbook

Montessa

I loved the documentary. I am so glad that someone is taking a stand for family and not allowing all of the crimes against humanity to exist. Love, prayer,and standing strong to what you believe in is the key. I love you all for taking a stand.

Andrea Wenger

We were so honored to host Leymah Gbwoee on our campus just days after the Nobel announcement. She had already been scheduled to visit for our homecoming weekend to receive recognition as Eastern Mennonite University alumna of the year. We had a wonderful time hearing from Leyman in several venues. Check out the link for podcasts and videos. Come back soon Leyman!

Jane Iddings

I watched the interview of Leymah Gbowee and Abigail Disney on PBS about the film. Can't wait to see it. This story of African market women is inspiring and hopeful.
Thank you for this film.

Joe Foster

This film was awe-inspiring. I cannot express the courage, ferocity, and power that these women used against the regime. I've already recommended it to people. Keep it up, ladies.

jeremy lansman

Just saw it. I believe it badly needs to be shown in South Africa. The healing at the end is something we all can learn from. Try to sell it to the SABC.

alison romano

haven't seen the film, but as somebody in public health concentrating in health in crisis and humanitarian assistance, i am intrigued. will check it out. thanks!

Laura Daen

Women of the world, let us follow this example, and end warring on our world planet now.

Sally Black

Thank you ! I am going to Monrovia in October.

Nicole Franklin

Keep up the terrific work! Loved being on the panel with Abigail. Looking forward to the next one!

Shaleea Lima-Varela

I just watched this video in my class here at UMass Amherst and it was incredibly moving! Please try and show this video as a public screen at UMass Amherst! I know there are people here who would be incredibly interested in knowing more about this movement!