Femicide: The Psychology Behind the Intentional Killing of Women and Girls

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Blind Justice

Peoples Media, Monroe College

11 episodes

9 months ago

As the crisis of crime unfolds in our society, we seek to offer an animated 10-episode podcast series on violent crimes, mental health, the criminal mind, modern-day policing and the evolution of the criminal justice system. Our highly credentialed faculty practitioners are on the front lines of law enforcement, legal, and social work leadership and will host the podcasts or will be featured as expert guests on the podcast series.

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Femicide: The Psychology Behind the Intentional Killing of Women and Girls

Blind Justice

34 minutes 47 seconds

2 years ago

Femicide: The Psychology Behind the Intentional Killing of Women and Girls

Through antiquity, women and females have been targeted for killing by certain offenders. In this episode, we will explore the factors that give rise to the intentional killing of women and girls and what we can do about them.

Guests: Dr. Steven Ippolito & Professor Anne Paulle

Production by Peoples Media

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