Cathy Cowen is our guest expert on today’s topic:
Filed under: Interview Episode, Beverly Crosby, Cathy Cowen, death doula, end of life, Gloria VanDemmeltraadt, Nadia Giordana
January 25, 2020 • 4:19 pm 0
It’s a Woman’s World: Questions and Answers
A sensitive and thoughtful question and answer panel discussion.
Filed under: Panel discussion, Beverly Crosby, Dr. Susan Strauss, Gloria VanDemmeltraadt
February 16, 2018 • 12:00 pm 0
Photography: An Artist at Work
Special guest, Katy DeZellar shares her unique approach to photography. We first take a look at her timely and moving series about school shootings that have occurred over the last two decades. Moving along, we see her sensitive approach to nature, animals, and found items.
Filed under: Interview Episode, Beverly Crosby, Jeff DeZellar, Junita Flowers, Katy DeZellar, photography, Rashida Fisher, School shootings
November 17, 2017 • 3:58 pm 0
Sexual Assault as a Tool of Genocide
Katie Ust, research and advocacy coordinator with World Without Genocide is our special guest today to talk with us about sexual assault worldwide in the context of genocide, and also about rape kits and their use, or lack thereof, in the United States.
Filed under: Interview Episode, Beverly Crosby, Candy Pettiford, Genocide, Katie Ust, Nadia Giordana, rape, rape kits
October 14, 2017 • 6:25 am 0
Britta Wilson and Flower Power
Entrepreneur and owner of the Iron Violet flower shop, Britta Wilson joins us today.
Filed under: Interview Episode, Beverly Crosby, Britta Wilson, Candy Pettiford, flower shop, Nadia Giordana, violets
July 10, 2017 • 5:31 pm 0
Tawnja Peterson, Executive Director, MCN
The crew and co-hosts of IAWW taped their show in the MCN Channel 6 studio for a fun change of pace. Our guest was Tawnja Peterson who shared with us, the story of how she came to be the Executive Director of Metro Cable Network and some interesting anecdotes of the leading up to this.
Filed under: Interview Episode, Ali Naithani, Alli Naithani, Beverly Crosby, Junita Flowers, MCN, Metro Cable Network, Nadia Giordana, Tawnja Peterson, Uma Janga
