Kari Points (she) is a white dyke who grew up working class in rural Southern Indiana as a ward of the state and adoptee. She is an anti-racist facilitator and political educator based in Durham, North Carolina. For 30 years, Kari has organized and advocated globally and domestically for collective liberation grounded in mutual interest. She took her organizing baby steps in Indiana around rural barriers to library access, state violence against families, and Christian supremacy. For five years at Ipas, a global repro rights organization, she advocated for women’s and girls’ access to safe abortion care with in-country coalitions in Malawi, Nigeria and Sierra Leone to change colonial-era abortion laws. Since 2017, she has co-led the organizing project Finding Freedom, an experiential, somatics-based project in which white women and genderqueers work through our collective shit so we can stop colluding with white supremacy and patriarchy and show up better in multiractial movements.
Kari Points
Board member
