A picture of Medea Benjamin, wearing pink.

Power & Connectivity: Medea Benjamin on System Change

Movement Strategy & History

Medea Benjamin, co-founder of CODEPINK, discusses her personal journey in systemic thought; how corporate and militarist forces converge to keep the U.S. in a state of perpetual war; and how social movements build deeper interconnectivity to develop a genuine alternative.

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