Recently I was thrilled to chat with Judy Norsigian, a co-founder of Our Bodies Ourselves and an organizing powerhouse, who continues to play an active role in the organization’s work. Judy was raised in the Boston area by a family that fled the Armenian genocide. She joined the OBOS meetings in her early 20s, already active in the New Left and living in a commune. At the end of our conversation, I asked her: What advice do you have for today’s activists? I wanted to hear from someone who’s been in the trenches of feminist battles and has had the rare experience of watching her activism change the world.