#09-23 Intersex Law in Kenya … Progress has happened, but it’s slow
Darlan Rukih’s mother tried to keep her child’s intersex condition a secret, but eventually it came out. Darlan has become
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WINGS: Women’s International News Gathering Service
“Raising Women’s Voices through Radio Worldwide” since 1986
#08-23 Globalizing Feminism … Can the subalterns speak?
Excerpts from a keynote address to the US National Women’s Studies Association, by the world-famous scholar of deconstructionism Gayatri Spivak.
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#07-23 UN. Aid, and Sexual Abuse: Investigations fail, lawyers say
From the podcast series Gender at Work, feminists with experience in United Nations and aid organizations explain how policies to stop
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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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#05-23 Adrienne Rich Remembered … A canonized poet broke through into feminism and politics
The late Adrienne Rich was a bridge between the near-invisibility of women writers, feminist writers, and lesbian writers, and their
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#04-23 Polish Abortion Struggle … Founder of Abortion Dream Team Sentenced
Alex of the Szpila collective describes the tactics of the ruling Law and Justice Party in Poland, and its government’s
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#03-23 Debt as Warfare … A seminal speech by Susan George
From the WINGS archives. In 1987, when she delivered this talk in San Francisco, political scientist Susan George was a
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#02-23 Feminist Radio in Mexico City … Community Station Violeta Radio
Birgitte Jallov from Denmark is the Founding Director of EmpowerHouse, an organization she uses to promote and midwife community media
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#01-23 Women Seaweed Farmers … Kenyans and the so-called Blue Economy
Kibuyuni Seaweed Self-Help Group in Shimoni, Kwale County, Kenya, was established by the community in 2010. This was after 2
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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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