#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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Sherri L. Mitchell (Wena’hamu’gwasit) is both a lawyer and an indigenous rights activist. She also works to preserve and revitalize
Read MoreTrailblazing Black Feminist and Canadian Politician Rosemary Brown was also a trained social worker, a columnist, and a women’s studies
Read MoreStella Wangila is a Disability Inclusion Facilitator in Kenya and the instigator of a local community-based organization in Mombasa, by
Read MoreExplains the struggle against the Traditional Courts Bill, which after 15 years of successful opposition has now been signed into law,
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Read MoreGeo-engineering the atmosphere is still gaining fans as an allegedly quick and dirty way to reduce global warming. Naomi Klein, author of This Changes
Read MoreAlexandrine Benjamin holds a master’s degree in film production from the University of Greenwich in England. She tells the story of how
Read MoreMarilyn French (1929 to 2009) was an American radical feminist author, most widely known for her first novel, The Women’s Room (1977).
Read MoreHadija Mohamed is a now-31-year-old nurse, who in 2019 co-founded a massive project in Kenya known as Red Splash. It
Read MoreRiffat Hassan (born 1943) is a Pakistani-American theologian and a leading Islamic feminist scholar of the Qur’an. In this speech recorded
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