Ellen Bravo

Wrongfully convicted at 17. Sentenced to death by all-white jury for a crime he didn’t commit. Gary Tyler survived Angola Prison and reclaims his power—sharing his gripping memoir of injustice, defiance, and the deep bonds of care and support that helped him overcome bitterness and become a leader. Releasing October 7—the 51st anniversary of his arrest. Pre-order now. … Learn More

Ellen Bravo is an award-winning author and lifelong activist, the former director of 9to5 (the group that inspired the movie,) and co-founder of Family Values @ Work, a network of state coalitions working for family-friendly policies. She has written three non-fiction books, including Taking on the Big Boys, or Why Feminism is Good for Families, Business and the Nation. awarded Foreword Magazine's gold medal for women's issues. Ellen's first novel, Again and Again, won praise for being a “riveting page-turner that tackles some of the most important issues of our day — campus sexual violence, male privilege, and beltway politics.” She wrote Standing Up: Tales of Struggle with her husband, … Learn More