Feminist Firestarter is a small book with big plans. A call to action for everyone who's done waiting.
Four billion women on this planet. And we still have to argue for equality.
Yes, there is progress. But inequality and opposition persist — in the law, in the economy, in our bodies, in our daily lives. Equality isn't complicated - it's critical. It's the fundamental human right to go where we want, be who we want, wear what we want, love who we want.
The world is failing women and girls. Everywhere. We're in a deeply entrenched system of oppression that could take generations to dismantle. Millions of girls out of school. Women's bodies legislated without their consent. Less pay, more unpaid labor, a fraction of seats at every table that matters. What's it going to take to shatter this status quo?
Feminist Firestarter is a call to arms — and to community. A small book with big plans for those who are fed up. For those who light things up. Stand together, fuel the resistance, and turn the oppression of women into ash—one Firestarter at a time. This fight isn't over. It's just getting started.
Feminist Firestarter: Activism for an Unraveling World
Most leadership is built for calm. The problem is calm is gone. Today, we're living through chaos. Meaning the frameworks built for a stable world no longer apply. This interactive field guide draws on thirty years inside the world's hardest operating environments, translating what works there into a discipline corporate leaders can use right now.
Built around a high-precision five-phase framework—Prevent, Prepare, Respond, Recover, Rebuild—this is not traditional crisis management, which assumes the crisis ends. Inside are the actual working tools: tactical pause protocols, go-bag checklists, and post-crisis triage worksheets. Not a theory of chaos. A discipline for leading in it.
CHAOS LEADERSHIP FOR THE WORLD AS IT IS
Most leadership is built for calm. The problem is calm is gone. Today, we're living through chaos. Meaning the frameworks built for a stable world no longer apply. This interactive field guide draws on thirty years inside the world's hardest operating environments, translating what works there into a discipline corporate leaders can use right now.
Built around a high-precision five-phase framework—Prevent, Prepare, Respond, Recover, Rebuild—this is not traditional crisis management, which assumes the crisis ends. Inside are the actual working tools: tactical pause protocols, go-bag checklists, and post-crisis triage worksheets. Not a theory of chaos. A discipline for leading in it.