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Dances For Solidarity: for women and girls (audio/mpeg 47.8mb) On Wednesday, June 14th, Dances for Solidarity- an ongoing project led by dance artist Sarah Dahnke in collaboration with other dancers, choreographers, artists, and socially conscious individuals- hosted an evening of performances and panel discussion on women’s issues as they relate to incarceration and reentry.... Posted: Tue Jul 4, 2017 8:24AM
Kristen Crain of JRSC on NOLA Criminal Justice System’s Neglect of Sexual Assault Cases (audio/mpeg 15.2mb) 12m30s Judicial Reforms For Sex Crimes (JSRC) is a coalition of survivors of sexual violence and their supporters who are focused on collecting data on New Orleans' criminal justice system’s neglect of of sex crimes. To follow up after a press conference they held last Friday on the steps of the DA’s office, Kristen Crain of JSRC is speaking to us at WTUL News and Views.... Posted: Sun May 28, 2017 5:12PM
Nicole Humphrey, 'Not Racist or Bigot,' on Class and Section 8 Housing (audio/mpeg 764.0kb) "It's just not people who are of the same class as us. Which sounds bad, but I don't mean that in a bad way."
- Nicole Humphrey... Posted: Wed May 10, 2017 5:14PM
Audio: Louise Rosealma on Berkeley and It’s Implications (audio/mpeg 23.2mb) [ Audio: 34:12 ]... Posted: Tue Apr 18, 2017 5:39PM
Brytanee Brown on Housing and Urban Displacement: Oakland and New Orleans (audio/mpeg 9.8mb) Oakland-based activist Brytanee Brown joins WTUL News and Views in the studio to discuss housing as a women's issue, re-imagining the language and intentions of urban planning and design, and some solutions for combatting urban displacement.... Posted: Thu Mar 16, 2017 10:21AM
Removing barriers to higher education for formerly incarcerated women and girls (audio/mpeg 23.0mb) Janet Hays interviews Syrita Steib-Martin about how her personal experience in a federal penitentiary led her to creating Operation Restoration in New Orleans to help returning women and girls obtain medical educations post-incarceration. Operation Restoration assists women upon release with the monumental task of restoring themselves through the fundamentals needed to transition back into society. Once the fundamental needs are met Operation Restoration focuses on helping women obtain a high... Posted: Mon Oct 17, 2016 6:58AM
WTUL News and Views speaks with Michelle Erenberg of Lift Louisiana (audio/mpeg 17.2mb) The Supreme Court recently struck down, 5-3, a Texas law designed to burden women and women's health clinics to a degree that access to health care was restricted. What implications does this have for Louisianans, and the efforts since 2014 to close women's clinics?... Posted: Fri Jul 1, 2016 9:41AM
Lyn Archer speaks about New Orleans City proposed shut-down of French Quarter Strip Clubs (audio/mpeg 33.6mb) In-studio interview with Lyn Archer, New Orleans resident and stripper, on proposed shut-down of more than half of French Quarter Strip Clubs.... Posted: Mon Jun 27, 2016 7:45AM
Darwin BondGraham & Ali Winston Discuss Their Oakland Police Investigation, Firing of Sean Whent (audio/mpeg 32.6mb) Since this program was recorded, within a week of the firing of chief Sean Whent (on June 10), Oakland police have churned through two more, interim chief Ben Fairow (June 10 - June 15) and acting chief Paul Figueroa (June 15 - June 17). City Administrator Sabrina Landreth was then appointed by Mayor Libby Schaaf to oversee the department, and on June 20, deputy chief David Downing was named acting assistant chief. More and more crimes and corruption of Oakland police continue to be exposed.... Posted: Tue Jun 21, 2016 5:33PM
Conversations in Color Featuring Alexis De Veaux and Janet Mock (audio/mpeg 2.1mb) Conversations in Color, an intimate discussion on Black Feminism, Sexuality, Intersectionality, Emergent Strategy and Afrofuturism featuring Alexis De Veaux, 2015 Lambda Literary Best Lesbian Fiction award winner, and Janet Mock, Trans-advocate and MSNBC So Popular Talk Show Host.... Posted: Sat Feb 20, 2016 9:41PM
Conversations in Color Featuring Alexis De Veaux and Janet Mock, Part II (audio/mpeg 20.4mb) Part II sheds light on current events: Beyonce's new song release, "Formation," and Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton's off-key attempts to garner Black an... Posted: Sun Feb 21, 2016 9:56PM
Young adults speak out for Choice in the SF streets after Walk For Life counter protest (audio/mpeg 23.5mb) Hear more from the young adult-led post-rally pro-choice speak out. (13 minutes)
Speakers continue to tell their stories. Near the beginning, hear an experi... Posted: Sun Jan 24, 2016 6:22PM
Young adults speak out for choice in SF streets after Walk For Life counterprotest - PT. 1 (audio/mpeg 31.3mb) A rally was held by a group of counter protesters who added a renewed radical presence to the counter protest. Young school age adults led the action, with ma... Posted: Sun Jan 24, 2016 6:32PM
SF counter protesters put up spirited opposition to anti-abortion Walk For Life (audio/mpeg 31.0mb) Hear uncensored audio from the streets. On Saturday January 23, the anniversary of Roe vs Wade, hundreds of local activists met the anti-choice Walk for Life at market and Powell Street, shouting down their repressive message with loud, spirited, no-holds-barred pro-choice chants. The Church-based Walk busses in thousands and thousands of anti-choice activists annually on the anniversary of Roe vs. Wade in attempts to drown out locals in this pro-choice city. (17 minutes)... Posted: Sun Jan 24, 2016 6:37PM
Pro-Choice Counter Protesters block anti-abortion Walk for Life in Washington D.C. (audio/mpeg 971.7kb) On Friday January 22, for the 2nd year in a row, a group of militant pro-choice counter protestors met religious right in the streets and stopped the march cold in the capital city. Hear one minute of audio from the streets. (1 minute)... Posted: Sun Jan 24, 2016 6:16PM
Full audio of the Roja Revolution report back, including Q&A (audio/mpeg 36.7mb) (audio 1:46:48)
Open the slideshow below to view Paul's photos while listening to his presentation.... Posted: Thu Dec 17, 2015 10:38PM
Interview with Stephanie Hepburn on Human Trafficking (audio/mpeg 34.5mb) Stephanie Hepburn, independent journalist, author and founder of Good Cloth stopped in for an interview on WTUL News and Views 91.5 FM to discuss her research and work on Human Trafficking... Posted: Fri Dec 11, 2015 8:27AM
Reproductive Justice: Ethics in Human Services Q&A with Deon Haywood and Dr. Wille Parker (audio/mpeg 32.6mb) 36 min, Deon Haywood and Dr. Wille Parker answer questions from audience members at an event organized by Social Work Students United for Reproductive Freedom (SWURF) on Tuesday, November 3, 2015 at Tulane University.... Posted: Wed Nov 18, 2015 11:06AM
Reproductive Justice: Ethics in Human Services Part 2 of 2 with Dr. Willie J. Parker (audio/mpeg 25.7mb) Dr. Willie J. Parker, MD, MPH, MSc is a reproductive justice advocate, board certified in obstetrics and gynecology, and trained in preventative medicine and epidemiology through the Center for Disease Control. Dr. Parker addresses the intersection of social justice and reproductive justice, his understanding of the four-fold composition that defines reproductive justice, and making change in a chaotic world.... Posted: Mon Nov 9, 2015 10:12PM |