Eve Ensler
Eve Ensler
Creator of The Vagina Monologues | Playwright and activist
Her work transformed conversations about women's bodies and violence, turning personal storytelling into a global movement.
Eve Ensler created The Vagina Monologues, which The New York Times called the most important piece of political theater of the last decade. Her work transformed conversations about women's bodies and violence, turning personal storytelling into a global movement.
Eve founded V-Day, a movement that has raised over $100 million to end violence against women and girls. Her plays and books continue to challenge taboos and spark cultural change.
She speaks on activism, storytelling as resistance, and building movements that last.
The profound power of an authentic apology
The profound power of an authentic apology
The profound power of an authentic apology
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Suddenly, my body
Suddenly, my body
Embrace your inner girl
Embrace your inner girl
What security means to me
What security means to me
Happiness in body and soul
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