พอดคาสท์ Reproductive Justice ชั้นนำ (2024)

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The student who took down a state law 51:19

2d ago51:19

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We're back from our summer vacation! In this episode, we discuss recent news, including Kamala Harris's debate and the story of Amber Nicole Thurman, before meeting Emma Donnelly, a college student who took on the state of Maine. Where the Purdue students in our last episode had smooth sailing with the winds of administrative support at their backs…

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From Italy to Indiana: Contraception at the push of a button 31:50

2M ago31:50

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In our last episode, we learned how hard it was to get the FDA to approve Plan B for over-the-counter sales. Now we’ll meet four women who have made sure it is both affordable and accessible in their community. Andrea DeMaria is a public health researcher at Purdue University who leads study-abroad programs in Italy that focus on women’s reproducti…

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If at first you don’t succeed, try Plan B again 31:34

2M ago31:34

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Plan B, also known as “the Morning-After Pill” isn't too different from The Pill itself … but it was decades before women could get it. We explore the roller coaster history of bringing emergency contraception to our pharmacy shelves with policy analyst Kirsten Moore, who was riding that roller coaster too. Loop the loop with us through literal tru…

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The doctor preaching the gospel of abortion rights 36:26

3M ago36:26

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Dr. Willie Parker considers being a traveling abortion provider in the Deep South his life’s work and true calling. But as an OBGYN raised in a Black, Protestant community in Alabama, Dr. Willie Parker spent years dodging the issue of abortion entirely. It wasn’t hard to do. That is, until his hospital eliminated abortion care entirely, forcing him…

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Meet "Jane," the abortion activists who bested Chicago's mob 28:22

3M ago28:22

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“Pregnant? Don’t want to be? Call Jane…” In Chicago in the 1960s, abortion was illegal and the Chicago mob was the only option. Until an underground collective, known as Jane, decided to step in. Filmmakers Emma Pildes and Tia Lesson discuss their HBO documentary, 'The Janes,' sharing insights into the bravery and activism of these ordinary people …

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How Estelle Griswold broke the law to change the law 30:26

3M ago30:26

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You might have heard of Griswold v Connecticut, a major Supreme Court case from the 1950s … but do you know who “Griswold” was? We’d like you to meet Estelle—Estelle Griswold, and learn about her adventurous life as a singer, Parisian expat, WWII humanitarian, and mid-life medical student. All these experiences would prepare her for the work that m…

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Ordinary people doing extraordinary things 1:01

4M ago1:01

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Reproductive rights and abortion access have been under attack, but there's hope if you know where to look ... starting with the past. Get a sneak peek of the stories we'll tell on this new narrative show hosted by writer and activist Carolyn Silveira. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.…

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Best Practices 28:51

1+ y ago28:51

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This last episode of American Dreams: Reproductive Justice is about the best practices for achieving healthy pregnancies and births, and that involves working together. We spoke to Dr. Saraswathi Vedam with The Birth Place Lab, a division of the University of British Columbia. This lab conducts research and helps provide equitable access to reprodu…

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Midwives and Reproductive Justice 28:33

1+ y ago28:33

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Ashlee Hernanz Alvarez was 18 when she had her first daughter, Mimi. She was on Medicaid, and went to the only public hospital in Southern Nevada. She was not treated well. The labor and delivery nurses were understaffed, her doctor was not around, and when a fill-in doctor walked in, he treated her as if she was disturbing his night. Ashlee descri…

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Birth Stories, Part 2 30:02

1+ y ago30:02

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Three women tell the stories of their traumatic experiences giving birth. Amy Courts Koopman wanted a natural birth, despite a family history of pregnancy complications. She was in good health, but the pregnancy was tricky. Her birthing in-hospital midwife didn't read the notes in her chart. She was at one of the premiere hospitals in the U.S. Bren…

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Birth Stories 29:17

1+ y ago29:17

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Three women tell the stories of their traumatic experiences giving birth. Amy Courts Koopman wanted a natural birth, despite a family history of pregnancy complications. She was in good health, but the pregnancy was tricky. Her birthing in-hospital midwife didn't read the notes in her chart. She was at one of the premiere hospitals in the U.S. Bren…

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Criminalization of Pregnancy 25:49

1+ y ago25:49

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Personhood. It's a concept pushed by anti-abortion activists that says fetuses are people, who deserve rights - often at the expense of the pregnant woman. We look at how pregnant people are criminalized, and often serve time in prison while pregnant, because of this misguided philosophy.โดย Make It Work Nevada

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Nazis, Eugenicists and the History of Controlling "Deviance" 27:32

1+ y ago27:32

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The U.S. has a dark history of "Master Race" thinking - which the Nazis studied and learned from. In this episode, we look at eugenics, forced sterilization and supremacy. In 1961, 44-year-old Fannie Lou Hamer went to Sunflower County Hospital in Mississippi to have a minor tumor removed. Instead, the doctor gave her a "Mississippi Appendectomy." I…

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Reproductive INjustice 30:09

1+ y ago30:09

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Reproductive justice cures the injustices birthing people face. In this episode, we explore the historic and current challenges to reproductive health, safety and autonomy. In this episode, we’re exploring medical systems in Black and Brown communities. The maternal mortality rate for Black women is THREE TIMES the rate than it is for white women. …

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The Birth of a Movement 30:12

1+ y ago30:12

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Reproductive Justice was an idea birthed in 1994, by 12 Black women who felt unseen by the white establishment. We talked to two of those women, as well as women working in the Reproductive Justice space now about what RJ is and how it affects real people. In 1994, 12 women walked into a hotel room in Chicago. They came out with a blueprint for wha…

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Extraordinary: The Fight for Reproductive Justice

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American Dreams: Reproductive Justice

Make It Work Nevada

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The student who took down a state law 51:19

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From Italy to Indiana: Contraception at the push of a button 31:50

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If at first you don’t succeed, try Plan B again 31:34

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The doctor preaching the gospel of abortion rights 36:26

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Meet "Jane," the abortion activists who bested Chicago's mob 28:22

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How Estelle Griswold broke the law to change the law 30:26

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Ordinary people doing extraordinary things 1:01

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Best Practices 28:51

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Midwives and Reproductive Justice 28:33

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Birth Stories, Part 2 30:02

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Birth Stories 29:17

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Criminalization of Pregnancy 25:49

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Nazis, Eugenicists and the History of Controlling "Deviance" 27:32

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Reproductive INjustice 30:09

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The Birth of a Movement 30:12

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