#46-25 Reproductive Slavery: Dorothy Roberts on slavery, pregnancy and the law
Dorothy E. Roberts, professor of Law and Sociology at the University of Pennsylvania, and founding director of the Program on
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WINGS: Women’s International News Gathering Service
“Raising Women’s Voices through Radio Worldwide” since 1986
#45-25 The Web of Life: Re-Aligning with the Value of Life, an Indigenous Perspective
Sherri L. Mitchell (Wena’hamu’gwasit) is both a lawyer and an indigenous rights activist. She also works to preserve and revitalize
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#44-25 Rosemary Brown Black History – Canadian immigrant, politician, feminist, fierce advocate for rights
Trailblazing Black Feminist and Canadian Politician Rosemary Brown was also a trained social worker, a columnist, and a women’s studies
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#43-25 Disability Activist Stella Wangila – Organizing to support disabled persons in Kenya
Stella Wangila is a Disability Inclusion Facilitator in Kenya and the instigator of a local community-based organization in Mombasa, by
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#42-25 South Africa Traditional Courts Bill … After 15 years of opposition, it became law
Explains the struggle against the Traditional Courts Bill, which after 15 years of successful opposition has now been signed into law,
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#41-25 Recycling in India – and some women who made it happen
Documentary about recycling initiatives led by women in Bangalore: the 3 primary categories of waste to be segregated; a history of caste
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#40-25 No Geo-Engineering: Naomi Klein on Capitalism vs. Climate
Geo-engineering the atmosphere is still gaining fans as an allegedly quick and dirty way to reduce global warming. Naomi Klein, author of This Changes
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#39-25 Haitian Filmmaker – Alexandrine Benjamin, producer of N Ap Boule
Alexandrine Benjamin holds a master’s degree in film production from the University of Greenwich in England. She tells the story of how
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#37-25 and #38-25 Beyond Power, parts 1 and 2
Marilyn French (1929 to 2009) was an American radical feminist author, most widely known for her first novel, The Women’s Room (1977).
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#36-25 The Gift of Blood: Red Splash is both an app and a movement
Hadija Mohamed is a now-31-year-old nurse, who in 2019 co-founded a massive project in Kenya known as Red Splash. It
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