HIGH PROFILE
SUPPORT
Across the globe, the campaign received support from high
profile artists and leaders:
International Criminal Court Prosecutor Fatou Bensouda and her staff, joined by other officials of the Court,
RISE for justice to end sexual violence against women.
Dr. Bernice King ROSE in Atlanta at their One Billion
Rising Revolution launch.
The Atlanta City Council, on behalf of the City of Atlanta,
officially declared 14 February 2015 ONE BILLION RISING
REVOLUTION DAY, and the Chelko Foundation sculpture
“One Woman Rising” was officially dedicated on Freedom
Park by the city, commemorating the efforts of people
around the world who rose on 14 February 2013.
Actress and activist Thandie Newton and R&B artist
Goapele shared “My Revolution” videos. Jane Fonda called
on activists globally to DRUM! DANCE! RISE!
Rosario Dawson partnered with friend and artist Paris Kain
to create the short film “A Time to Rise.”
The incredible Mexican-American singer Manoella Torres
was the voice of Un Billón De Pie in Mexico, and sang
a rousing rendition of “Break the Chain” in Spanish in
Guadalajara.
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