#07-26 Period Politics- Gains, losses and celebrations, in India and elsewhere
In January 2026, India’s Supreme Court declared the right to menstrual health and hygiene to be fundamental, under Article 21
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#49-25 Kerala Healthworker Strike … State turned volunteers into workers without wages
ASHA stands for accredited social health activists. They are part of a government of India scheme to provide health services
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#04-25, Unions vs. Gender Based Violence: There’s a treaty for that!
In 2018, international women union organizers called for a treaty against gender based violence in the workplace. In 2019, it
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#52-24 Women at Work, Part 2 of 2
Karen Messing is a professor emerita of biology at the Universite du Quebec a Montreal. Trained in ergonomics and genetics,
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#51-24 Women at Work, Part 1 of 2 … Unrecognized Skillsets
Karen Messing is a professor emerita of biology at the Karen Messing is a professor emerita of biology at the
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#09-24 Gender Statistician Berit As … When socialization and sexism collide
Berit As, now 96 years old, has been a psychologist, a politician, a professor, and an activist – but she
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#28-23 Women’s Refuge in India … Sumangali Seva Ashram and Its Founder
Sumangali Seva Ashram is a women’s refuge and community service organization founded by Dr. S.G. Susheelamma in the 1970s. Now
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#17-23 Waitress Audio Art … American Dining: A Working Woman’s Moment
The American Dining audio project started with The Waitresses, a collaborative performance art group founded in Los Angeles in 1977
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#06-23 Homecare Worker Protest … Working 24 hours but only paid for 13 is slavery
Audio from an April 2023 rally in New York City with homecare workers and their supporters protesting 24-hour shifts paid
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#52-22 Weaving as Healing: Recovering identity through traditional craft
The traditions of Guatemalan women’s weaving and of wearing of their hand-woven huipiles (blouses) were disrupted not only by the
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