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Easton, Pennsylvania – May 6, 2025 – Dr. Jessica Rachel Aviva, a respected leader, educator, and community organizer, has announced the launch of her new book, The Joy of Feminist Leadership!: Connection and Creativity for Peacekeepers, Bridge Builders, Communal Weavers, and Cosmic Healers. This book, grounded in research, is a key resource for inclusive, intersectional feminist leaders aiming to redefine organizations, academia, communities, and movements globally.

The Joy of Feminist Leadership is available as a digital download with a flexible payment option at feministleadershipbook.com and will be available in print from booksellers this summer.

In this innovative book, Dr. Aviva delves into:

• The potential for transformation through feminist leadership based on love.
• A fresh, new perspective on feminist leadership that moves beyond traditional ideas.
• The important differences between feminist, feminine, and women’s leadership.
• The links between feminist leadership and other complementary leadership approaches.
• Useful frameworks, real-world examples, and strategies for implementing feminist leadership.

The Joy of Feminist Leadership is fundamentally a tribute to radical love. Drawing on academic research, personal experiences, and the shared knowledge of feminist pioneers, Dr. Aviva encourages deeper discussions about leadership’s role in promoting collective healing, liberation, and lasting social change.

“This book serves as both a guide and a source of inspiration for those who dream big and work tirelessly for justice,” Dr. Aviva states. “It’s an invitation to embrace leadership as a joyful, creative, and deeply interconnected practice.”

To download a digital copy, visit .

About the Author 

Jessica Aviva, Ph.D., is an educator, writer, researcher, and instructor committed to fostering thriving feminist leaders and community organizations. She is the founder and director of The Fruition Coalition, the facilitator of Club Fruition, and the editor and publisher of Fruition Journal. She has authored more than 15 books on leadership and social change.

Holding a Ph.D. in Organizational Leadership from Eastern University, Jessica’s research is centered on feminist leadership, solidarity, and social movements. She has over 20 years of experience in the nonprofit sector, leading organizations focused on education, housing, and community development. Additionally, she has taught for more than 14 years at institutions such as DeSales University and Temple University.

For more details about Dr. Aviva, visit .

About The Fruition Coalition  

Established in 2001 by Jessica Aviva, Ph.D., The Fruition Coalition aims to develop successful leaders, organizations, and communities through education, publications, and partnerships. With a focus on feminist leadership, social justice, and enhancing nonprofit capabilities, The Fruition Coalition connects individuals, ideas, and resources to facilitate significant, long-lasting change.

The Fruition Coalition offers:

• Consulting and coaching for nonprofit organizations and feminist leaders.
• An international network that unites feminist leaders for learning, inspiration, dialogue, and collaboration.
• Fruition Journal, a quarterly publication dedicated to creativity, leadership, and liberation.
• Books, essays, and articles on leadership, nonprofit management, and social change.
• Workshops and learning experiences for leaders and managers in nonprofit organizations.

The Fruition Coalition’s work is based on gender-inclusive, intersectional feminism and inspired by anti-racist, decolonial, emergent, and transformative leadership practices. Their efforts challenge systems of exclusion and control, embrace diverse perspectives, and promote a culture of care, belonging, and healing.

At The Fruition Coalition, we are committed to collaboratively creating a more compassionate, equitable, and beautiful world–and we are dedicated to supporting those striving to make it a reality.

For further information about The Fruition Coalition, please visit fruitioncoalition.com.