International Women's Day

International Women’s Day 2025: Cuello on Real People

People who will be affected by a second Trump administration discuss their concerns. Featured guests are: Ashleigh Budiwarman, a community organizer in San Diego and Freddie Segura-Glavey, a healthcare worker in the Bay Area. They share their concerns as marginalized peoples in both gender and race. To support Ashleigh’s community events follow @hativillage on Instagram.


International Women's Day

International Women’s Day 2025: Women of the Four Directions, Women’s Voices Across Time for Future Generations

Our focus today is Land and Water Protection. Native American Indigenous People have long believed that we should be thinking of the Generations to come and of our Ancestors who came before us. Today we will be hearing Native American Indigenous Women from across the United States. They each will be sharing their concerns about … Continued


International Women's Day

International Women’s Day 2025: Black Women, Dis/ability, and Struggle for Rights, Justice, Liberation

Producer: Margo Okazawa-Rey Berkeley, California is an important home and reference for disability rights movement and culture. The vision and advocacy Judy Heumann and Ed Roberts, for example, inspired the Independent Living Movement and helped establish the first Center for Independent Living in Berkeley and the passage of Americans with Disabilities Act in 1990. Since … Continued


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International Women’s Day 2025: L. Frank Manriquez: Two-Spirit Artist and Culture Keeper

In this wide-ranging conversation, Two-Spirit artist L. Frank Manriquez talks about her work as an indigenous culture keeper.  She is a tribal scholar, cartoonist, author, and Native language activist. With a team, she crafted a ti’aat, the first Tongvetam canoe to be built in over 200 years. She talks about her art, humor as survival, … Continued


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IWD 2025: US Military Violence against Women and Girls in Asia Pacific

US Military Violence against Women and Girls in Asia Pacific: Balau, Okinawa, and Philippines   Producer: Margo Okazawa-Rey \ The US military presence is global and hegemonic. There are around 750 official military bases in at least 80 countries and territories, with hundreds oof thousands of military personnel. This makes the U.S. the country with … Continued