#41-24 Syrians Hoping (part 2 of 2) … Syrian feminists’ wishes and fears for what may happen next
Afra Jalabi and Mohja Kahf are both Syrian exiles working at universities in North America, who have remained closely connected
Read More“Raising Women’s Voices through Radio Worldwide” since 1986
Afra Jalabi and Mohja Kahf are both Syrian exiles working at universities in North America, who have remained closely connected
Read MoreAgnes Leina is the Executive Director and founder of Illaramatak Community Concerns, and a pastoralist from Baragoi, Samburu County, in
Read MoreWinter Solstice (December 21 in the Northern Hemisphere) is an annual solar event and a traditional occasion for ritual and contemplation. In this program,
Read MoreSpeeches by Nawal El Saadawi of Egypt and Alice Shalvi of Israel, speaking about religion at the First World Summit
Read MoreThis is the finale of Mindy Ran’s 2-part 2024 interview with feminist historian and archivist Max Dashu, creator of The Suppressed Histories Archives
Read MoreMax Dashu has spent over 50 years collecting and researching oral traditions, folklore, written records and artifacts to discover what’s
Read MoreFrom 1839 until 1996, young Irish women who didn’t toe the line were remanded to Catholic-run slave-labor laundry facilities. On
Read MoreJoan of Arc led an army to victory at seventeen. At eighteen, she arranged the coronation of a king. At
Read MoreHistorian, archivist and archaeomythologist Max Dashu collects and analyzes texts and images to learn about what women have done –
Read MoreDiana Wanyonyi (left in attached photo), based in Mombasa, Kenya, has received WINGS’ Katherine Davenport Award for hottest women’s radio
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