Every day, women in all parts of the world endure violence in their homes and workplaces. Join us as we explore how women, when boosted by enabling information and mutual support, find individual and collective strength and become fully realized leaders in their communities.
Nawal Ammar, BryAnn Chen, Visaka Dharmadhasa, Shazia Khalid, Khalid Khwaja, Ritu Sharma
Credits: Music in this program: open- “Woman in Chains” by Tears for Fears, UMG Recordings; welcome- “A United Earth I by Alan Stivell and Yousou N’Dour, Putumayo World Music; break 1- “Voices Carry” by Aimee Mann, Superego Records; insert 1- “Voices Carry” by Aimee Mann, Superego Records; break 2- “Birmingham” by Amanda Marshall, Sony Music Entertainment; bottom of the hour billboard- “A United Earth I” by Alan Stivell and Yousou N’Dour, Putumayo World Music, insert 2- “3rd Movement Sitar Concerto” by Ravi Shankar, Angel Records; break 3- “I’m A Soldier” by K.M. Williams, courtesy of K.M. Williams; close and credits- “I’ve Got to Go Now” by Toni Childs, UMG Recordings. NPR Report: Report by Michele Keleman courtesy of National Public Radio.
This program was funded by The Communications Consortium Media Center
Duration: 55:00 minutes
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Hi, heard this program on KUNMfm today, 03/14/10
Wanted to congratulate you on covering some nonWestern women's experiences with institutionalized violence against women and the cultural underpinnings of it without the "shame" finger of Western culture wagging in the faces of people who haven't had the privileges of education, wealth, etc.
It's a very useful program and I hope it furthers the conversation.
I'm also encouraged that it raises consciousness among Westerners that struggles for liberation are not over, that we are not living in a post- fill in the blank age and that fundamental human rights are still the most important priority for our species, particularly those of women.
Thank you,
Rogi Riverstone
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