Jorm Sangsorn What I have come to understand—from conflict zones abroad to policy shifts here at home—is that attacks on women’s rights are not coincidental. They are connected. From Cabo Delgado to California, we are witnessing a playbook of control: restrict education, erode autonomy, and dismantle the systems that help girls and women rise. Different methods, same intent My last duty station was in Cabo Delgado, Mozambique, a place that is in the midst of internal conflict

Why I’m Speaking Up Now BLU Print  is a space for thinking out loud—strategically, personally, and politically. It’s where I share lessons learned and real-time reflections from my work in gender equity, social justice, and community-driven development, alongside partners advancing the rights of women, girls, and marginalized communities around the world. But it’s also deeply human. The work of program design, inclusive policy, and movement strategy unfolds in the everyday—in