#41-18 Velvet Revolution in Media
Media women standing up to power Velvet Revolution is a documentary about women in media reporting on corruption and human
Read moreMedia women standing up to power Velvet Revolution is a documentary about women in media reporting on corruption and human
Read moreAfter 56 years of national rural development policy, many babies and mothers still die from diseases caused by poor nutrition,
Read moreMenstruation education and attempts to remedy “period poverty” are catching on around the world. This program contrasts efforts in Scotland,
Read moreIn August 2017, India’s Supreme Court found it unconstitutional for a man to divorce his wife just by saying –
Read moreSEWA [pronounced SAY vah] is a sisterhood of nearly 1.5 million women, organized locally and by trades. It operates in
Read moreA union for the informal sector – 1.5 Million Strong (Part 1) In Gandhi’s birthplace, in 1972, a union organizer
Read moreCommunity media coverage from the Marrakech Climate Summit November 7, 2016, the 22nd Conference of the Parties to the UN
Read moreIndigenous Dongria Khond people in Orissa state, India, are struggling against a forestry department decision to cut their food-bearing trees
Read moreSecond and final part of a speech delivered in California by Dr. Vandana Shiva, influential scientist, policy analyst, and activist
Read moreThe most dangerous jobs in journalism involve reporting on wrongdoing of governments, corporations, and major criminals in one’s own country.
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