March 15, 2014 • 9:29 pm 0
Dr. Ellen Kennedy, Director of World Without Genocide is here to discuss with us, the controversial book, Hitler’s Furies: German Women in the Nazi Killing Fields.
Filed under: Interview Episode, Panel discussion, Alli Naithani, Bonnie Watkins, Dr. Ellen Kennedy, Dr. Susan Strauss, Junita Cathey, Naava Johnson
February 2, 2014 • 12:14 pm 0
Christine Stark, the author of Nickels: A Tale of Dissociation, speaks about her writing as well as her efforts to help Native American women who are the victims of sex trafficking.
Filed under: Interview Episode, activist, artist, author, author of Nickels, Bonnie Peace Watkins, Christine Stark, Native American women, sex trafficking
February 2, 2014 • 11:31 am 0
CAPI is a Minneapolis based organization that seeks to ensure self determination and social equality for immigrants and refugees. Executive Director Ekta Prakash describes all the good work the organization she leads is doing in the community. Their website is: http://www.capiusa.org.
Filed under: Interview Episode, CAPI, Ekta Prakash, immigrants and refugees, social equality
January 31, 2014 • 12:04 pm 0
Dr. Ellen Kennedy and Attorney Sarah Gibson describe efforts of the International Criminal Court to prevent and prosecute crimes of gender violence. Dr. Kennedy’s website: http://www.worldwithoutgenocide.org.
Filed under: Interview Episode, Attourney Sarah Gibson, crimes against women, Crimes of Gender Violence, Dr. Ellen Kennedy, International Criminal Court, rape
January 30, 2014 • 11:19 am 0
Dr. Ellen Kennedy and Attorney Sarah Gibson provide information about the history, mission, and activities of the International Criminal Court. Visit Dr. Kennedy’s website: http://www.worldwithoutgenocide.org.
Filed under: Interview Episode, Attorney Sarah Gibson, crimes against women, Dr. Ellen Kennedy, gender violence, International Criminal Court, rape, violence
January 27, 2014 • 8:54 am 0
The Founder of Elimu (“Education”) Africa, Kristy Blick, discusses her organization’s efforts to provide money and resources to women and girls in need in the country of Tanzania. Visit this organization’s website at: http://www.elimuafrica.org.
Filed under: Interview Episode, Performance, Africa, Elimu, Kristy Blick, Music, song, Tanzania
January 24, 2014 • 7:03 am 0
The remarkably articulate, compassionate, and good-spirited CEO of the Minnesota Lions Eye Bank, Jackie Malling, describes how this organization seeks to serve the community by providing donor eye tissue for transplant, research, and teaching, and by promoting donation through education.
Filed under: Interview Episode, donor eye tissue, eye bank, Jackie Malling, Minnesota
December 16, 2013 • 7:38 pm 0
Dr. Ellen Kennedy and Attorney Sarah Gibson describe efforts of the International Criminal Court to prevent and prosecute crimes of gender violence. Dr. Kennedy’s website: http://www.worldwithoutgenocide.org. It’s a Woman’s World website: http://www.iawwtv.wordpress.com
Filed under: Interview Episode, Crimes of Gender Violence, Dr. Ellen Kennedy, International Criminal Court, Sarah Gibson
December 9, 2013 • 11:15 am 0
he organization Elimu Africa (Education Africa) pursues the mission of supporting disadvantaged students in Tanzania by providing grants to existing educational organizations. Founder and Director Kristy Blick discusses the initiatives Elimu Africa has undertaken as well as her own eight week visit to Tanzania to learn about its people and educational system.
Filed under: Interview Episode, Carolien Moors, It's a Woman's World, Kristy Blick
December 9, 2013 • 11:08 am 0
The focus of the new online magazine based in Minneapolis, Minnesota named InCOLOR Magazine is diversity and its mission is to provoke empathy. We discuss the magazine and its bright future with its editor, Tiffany Trawick, and its Lead Reporter, Naava Johnson.
Filed under: Interview Episode, InColor Magazine, It's a Woman's World, Naava Johnson, Tiffany Trawick
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