#17-19 Rwanda Survivors … Women transformed by tragedy and cooperation
Rwanda has one of the highest percentages of women lawmakers in the world. A widowed survivor of the Rwanda genocide
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#21-18 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
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#19-18 Rural Women’s Movement vs Rape Culture
Changing rape culture community by community An interview with Sizani Ngubane, co-founder of the Rural Women’s Movement based in KwaZulu-Natal
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#14-18 The Mothering Economy
“Free is a method of distribution.” Talk by Genevieve Vaughan at the 2016 conference of the Mothering Institute for Research
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#12-18 Not Prisons
Alternatives to incarcerating women Twenty years after Australia opened its first private women’s prison, activist and lawyer Amanda George told
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#03-18 Singing Birth – for week of Mother’s Day
On rights and competencies of birthing mothers and newborns Interview with Elena Skoko, activist for rights and dignity of mothers
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#50-17 The Love Drug
Playwright Carolyn Gage performing one of her Sermons for a Lesbian Tent Revival. This one has great relevance for non-lesbians
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#37-17 After Disaster
At a panel on Women and Climate Change at the American Public Health Association’s 2017 conference, women professionals with disaster
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#33-17 Porn as Hate Speech
In a 1993 address to a law conference, attorney Catharine Mackinnon stated that aggressive and violent porn harm not only
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#24-17 Reproductive Sovereignty
US-based nurse practitioner and midwife Mary Lou Singleton discusses how women can gain power over their reproductive health and decision-making
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