Women’s Work, Part 1 Why’s it so hard to do?
This is the first of two half-hours of an extensive interview with Professor Messing about how gendered the most common
Read moreThis is the first of two half-hours of an extensive interview with Professor Messing about how gendered the most common
Read moreAn interview with Sizani Ngubane, co-founder of the Rural Women’s Movement based in KwaZulu-Natal province, South Africa, about the origins
Read moreTalk by Genevieve Vaughan at the 2016 conference of the Mothering Institute for Research and Community Involvement in Toronto. Vaughan
Read moreTwenty years after Australia opened its first private women’s prison, activist and lawyer Amanda George told Women on the Line
Read moreInterview with Elena Skoko, activist for rights and dignity of mothers and babies in birth. She talks about birthing practices
Read morePlaywright Carolyn Gage performing one of her Sermons for a Lesbian Tent Revival. This one has great relevance for non-lesbians
Read moreAt a panel on Women and Climate Change at the American Public Health Association’s 2017 conference, women professionals with disaster
Read moreIn a 1993 address to a law conference, attorney Catharine Mackinnon stated that aggressive and violent porn harm not only
Read moreUS-based nurse practitioner and midwife Mary Lou Singleton discusses how women can gain power over their reproductive health and decision-making
Read moreBelieving recruiters’ lies, “Karine,” “Susan” and “Cynthia” flew to Kuwait for well-paying jobs, only to find themselves as housemaids forced
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