Tala Khanmalek is a community organizer and practitioner. She is the founder and director of Womyn’s Circle, a local project for young womyn of color who experience chronic illnesses. 

For International Women's Day, I decided to release a clip from Tala's interview for Mōtus. She talks about her mother, her first teacher in peaceful resistance. 

Music: Equilibria by Dustnotes

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Mōtus - Preview of episode 1 - Tala Khanmalek - About Love

Mōtus; n. Latin; a movement, motion. An advance, progress. An operation, impulse, passion; disturbance; sensation. A political movement, tumult, commotion, revolt, rebellion. 

Mōtus is a multimedia project dedicated to movement(s) - physical, spiritual, social, artistic... It's all about movement. 

Founded and produced by Lauren [Lo] Benichou.