#34-23 16 Days Is Not Enough … Canadians vs. violence against women
The international 16 Days Against Gender-Based Violence began November 25 and ends on December 10. Canada also marks December 6
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#33-23 Cancer Math: The deep research of biometrist Rosalie Bertell
Rosalie Bertell, PhD (1929-2012), was a biometrist – a mathematician who analyzed risks to health from radiation and pollution. In
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#32-23 Saunas and Finnish women’s culture
Finnish scholar Kaarina Kailo’s recent book Sauna – on the rich history of women and saunas in her country – reminded WINGS of
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#31-23 El Niño floods in Kenya
Despite President Ruto’s announcement that severe El Niño rains would not affect Kenya, the country’s meteorologist was right – there are floods
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#30-23 Unmaking War… Remaking Men (Red Poppy Day Special)
Kathleen Barry is the author of several books, including Female Sexual Slavery, which triggered a global movement against sex trafficking, and
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#29-23 Ocean Ecocide and the campaign to stop it
The deep sea floor has become a highly contested region of the world. Mining companies are eager to scrape up
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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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#27-23 Which Witch? … A history of the Western imagination
Starting with the witch scene from Shakespeare’s Macbeth, this program illuminates how in different eras, and among different classes in
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#26-23 The Nordic Model vs. the Sex Trade … in Canada, Sweden, and the world
In September 2023, a Superior Court judge in Ontario ruled that Canada’s 2014 law outlawing the purchase of sex did
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#25-23 Jobs for the Girls … What do you see when you look in the mirror?
This audio documentary produced in Australia by Norie Neumark features women who don’t fit the anglo stereotype of blond, Barbie-like beauty, discussing
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