#37-19 How 2nd Wave Broke … Sheila Tobias on Faces of Feminism
Sheila Tobias gives highlights from her book Faces of Feminism: An Activist’s Reflections on the Women’s Movement. She recalls a
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WINGS: Women’s International News Gathering Service
“Raising Women’s Voices through Radio Worldwide” since 1986
#36-19 Spiritual Politics of Marta Benavides … Grassroots organizing vs oligarchy in El Salvador
Marta Benavides’s parents were an indigenous healer and a bureaucrat. She grew up Catholic, was recruited to the Baptists, and
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#35-19 Starhawk … A Voice Along the Path
From the WINGS archives, in a recording from a book release of her novel Walking to Mercury and her handbook
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#34-19 Cameroon Major National Dialogue … Where were the women?
From Sept 30- Oct 4, 2019, the government of Cameroon held a Major National Dialogue to discuss ending conflict and
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#33-19 Union Democracy … Diana Kilmury and the Teamsters
Labor unions are starting to gain more recognition internationally as a legitimate element of a functioning economy. To be effective
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#32-19 Let Them Eat Cake! … Food, famine and revolution
An Aural Tapestry – discussion about European history of food, famine and revolution, while the interviewee bakes a kugelhopf, Marie
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#31-19 Pushback in Brazil … Women resist resurgent Right
Excerpts from an interview with Jacqueline Pitanguy and a panel she appeared on titled Pushing Back Against the Pushback: The
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#30-19 Dear Boys of India … A gender education program aims at inculcating respect
Equality and respect for all humans regardless of gender or gender expression is a teachable subject, especially if it starts
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#29-19 Hong Kong Uprising … A labour leader’s perspective
On June 18th and September 24th, Jiselle Hanna interviewed Carol Ng about the basis and progress of the massive Hong
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#28-19 Railroad to the Green New Deal … Getting out of our issue silos and working together for all is the way
The Green New Deal is a concept that has been percolating for more than a dozen years, but this year
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