#04-26 Sharing Law: a necessity for the new economy
Janelle Orsi authored the book Practicing Law in the Sharing Economy, published by the American Bar Association. Next, she co-founded the Sustainable Economies Law
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WINGS: Women’s International News Gathering Service
“Raising Women’s Voices through Radio Worldwide” since 1986
#03-26 Appalachia Rising – Song for a Hard-Hit People by Beth Howard
People around the world have heard how Zohran Mamdani’s campaign for Mayor of New York succeeded through person to person
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#02-26 Gloria Steinem 1996 … Speech on Feminist Family Values
Gloria Steinem, a founder of Ms. Magazine, now 92 years old, is releasing a new memoir. Thirty years ago, she addressed the Feminist
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#01-26 Women’s Online World – An interview with Cindy Cohn, author of Privacy’s Defender
This discussion especially focuses on the risks and benefits women face in navigating, using, and protecting themselves in the online world; how
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#52-25 Somali Refugees in Kenya … Women emerging to lead
Explores why Somalis have had to leave their country, their conditional acceptance in Kenyan society, the added burden of sexism
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#50- and #51-25 Agenda To Save the Planet, Parts 1 and 2
WEDO held this event in 1991 to create consensus among women for the 1992 World Summit on the Environment and
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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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#48-25 Yanar Mohammed, leading women’s rights activist, assassinated in Iraq
On March 2, 2026, armed militia members assassinated Yanar Mohammed, co-founder of the Organization of Women’s Freedom in Iraq. In
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#47-25 Self-Help in Tamil Nadu India: from literacy to collective wellbeing
Mahalir Association for Literacy Awareness and Rights or MALAR for short, grew out of a government-sponsored literacy program in the
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#46-25 Reproductive Slavery: Dorothy Roberts on slavery, pregnancy and the law
Dorothy E. Roberts, professor of Law and Sociology at the University of Pennsylvania, and founding director of the Program on
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