Have women achieved equality or are we losing all our rights?
Clashing narratives tell us that women can do anything, while simultaneously we’re being shackled and shut down. Natalie and Elle chat candidly about how women are actually faring in our cultures and in our lives.
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Have women achieved equality or are we losing all our rights?
Clashing narratives tell us that women can do anything, while simultaneously we’re being shackled and shut down. Natalie and Elle chat candidly about how women are actually faring in our cultures and in our lives.
A chat about relationship abuse. In this episode, Natalie and Elle have a provocative discussion about how men’s violence within the four walls of the home is never contained - it spills over into our communities and all of society. We also have a critical look at the well-funded industry built to respond to domestic violence and reflect on why men’s abuse is worse now than ever. Men’s violence in the home does not exist in a vacuum and we unpack the patriarchal bargain that continues to grant men dominion over women and children.
Episode Links
Jane Gilmore | TEDx
Grant Wyeth Article
Judith Herman Quote
Laura Richards | Crime Analyst
VAWA Biennial Report
NNEDV Annual Report
Dr. Jacqueline Campell | Danger Assessment Tool
DASH Risk Checklist
Dr. Christine Cocchiola | Perfect Prey Podcast
Reem Alsalem | UN Special Rapporteur
Deborah Tuerkheimer | Credible
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Credits
Hosted by Elle Kamihira and Natalie Blundell
Produced by Elle Kamihira and Natalie Blundell
Edited by Elle Kamihira
Audio Engineering by Jason Sheesley at Abridged Audio
Cover Art by Reda Tomingas
Music by Moushumi
Chat In The Commons
Have women achieved equality or are we losing all our rights?
Clashing narratives tell us that women can do anything, while simultaneously we’re being shackled and shut down. Natalie and Elle chat candidly about how women are actually faring in our cultures and in our lives.
