Activism Podcasts

Three very different, opinionated, young women bringing girl talk without the candy coating! Kae, Cocoa Redz & Cola sit on The Couch with you, tell True Stories and Countdown to Spill the Tea. Sometimes we’re nice, sometimes we’re nasty. Listen in!

Occupied Territory will interview activists, journalists, historians and economists; and, more importantly, get direct reports from Occupy movements in cities across the country.

Dare to Use the F-Word tells the stories of today’s feminists through the art, the ideas, the community, and the activism that define them. These monthly podcasts, co-produced by the Barnard Center for Research on Women and Barnard College Communications, will bring you interviews, conversations, and voices making change to create a more just world. […]

What I See is a global collection of women’s voices coming together to share, connect, and actively shape the narrative of what it means to be a woman. By asking the question ‘What do you see when you look in the mirror?’, the Project finds different ways for women to reflect on self-perceptions and female […]

Which ten women in the UK have done most to game-change the way power operates in the UK, whether in culture, business, politics or campaigns? Emma Barnett, chairs our 2014 panel. From BBC Radio 4

A collection of videos from the people and projects in the Centre for the Study of Human Rights, a trans-disciplinary centre of excellence for international academic research, teaching and critical scholarship on human rights.

This is the initial episode of Action Now Resource and Referral Network, LLC. During this episode, the mission and the founder’s bio will be discussed. Also, information on the upcoming episode.

Interview with feminist commentator and columnist for Fairfax’s Daily Life, Clementine Ford, on the word ‘slut’ and its place in our modern culture.

Two feminists discuss the sociopolitical implications of female representation across popular media, including video games, television, literature and film; this third woman makes bad puns. Visit us at www.awebsiteofonesown.com for more.

Do you yell at your TV? We do too! Right from the Rustbeltway, your hosts Jesse O. and Antoinette Marie talk, discuss, and debate about a variety issues each week, from current events to philosophy, and from religion to science & skepticism. Don’t let your brain explode alone- let it explode with us!

Equality, Diversity and plain good sense for the 21st Century

We are a non-profit organization that works in Malawi, SE Africa and our heart is to eliminate sexual violence there.

The Barnard Center for Research on Women hosts a programming series that explores a wide range of feminist and social justice issues like women’s rights, gender and sexuality, democracy and voting, immigration and economics. Featured speakers include Angela Davis, Estelle Freedman, Lani Guinier, Josephine Ho, Naomi Klein and Dean Spade. Fusing scholarship with activism, highlights […]

Hosted by NYC author and cultural critic Stephen Earley Jordan II. Jordan has authored “Beyond Bougie” and “Cold, Black, and Hungry”. He interviews and discusses issues of Race, Class, and Gender on this show. Join the Bougie Black Show on myspace. www.myspace.com/bougieblackshow or email us at bougieblackshow@gmail.com twitter.com/StephenEJordan Hosted by cultural critic and author Stephen […]

The phrase “human trafficking” conjures up shocking images of modern slavery, abuse and victims. But are people who have been trafficked necessarily asking for protection? Rather than helping, is the language and terminology surrounding this very serious issue just part of the problem?

Change, diversity and uncertainty are unavoidable features of modern life. Collectively, we may be living through a major transformation in society and the traditions that hold it together. Individually, we may face increasing barriers to taking responsibility for our own destinies, exercising power and making our own decisions. The tracks on this album focus on […]

This five-part series features highlights of a conference held at UC San Diego in March 2009 that gathered urban leaders from around the world who shared strategies for spurring innovation and finding opportunities to help their cities survive the economic crisis and prepare for the next round of growth.

A pod-cast series examining sexual assault and dating violence prevention focused on the ways this violence affects men and what men can (and should) do to get involved in the movement to eradicate this violence from our community. As I mentioned, for those who don’t want to see my mug, here is the audio-only version […]

Have you ever had to defend why what you said was not racist? You may want to do better or you may feel like “it’s not my problem.” Either way, this podcast is for you. Not My Problem discusses race with a focus on how White people can challenge racial biases and become better allies. […]

Between 2 Parties Podcast (B2P) provides educational content regarding Oregon Politics and Social Issues.Currently, Oregon is experiencing negative impacts due to years of ineffective and divisive leadership, which is effecting our economy, environment, education system, healthcare system, public safety, freedoms, and the livelihoods of the people who live here. B2P’s primary focus is to provide […]

Sustainable Solutions Media is a platform, co-created by Sundiata Soon-Jahta & Shani Goodson, dedicated to weaving narratives of liberation, sustainability, and anti-oppression. sustainablesolutionsmedia.substack.com

Do you want to hear about work on climate action, decolonisation and systemic change across the motu? Listen in each week to hear the aspirations and mahi of the Go Eco Waikato team – a voice for the environment, a centre for learning and a catalyst for change. If you’re looking to change the world, […]

Leon Nelman – Sentience All That Matters

Wollstonecraft (1759-1797) is best known for A Vindication of the Rights of Woman, in which she argued that women are not naturally inferior to men, but only appeared to be because they lacked education. She suggested that both men and women should be treated as rational beings and imagined a social order founded on reason. […]

This is the story of Iola Leroy, a free-born, mixed-race woman who passed as white. Her true racial identity eventually discovered, she was kidnapped and sold into slavery. Later freed by the Union Army, she journeyed to find others of her family who had been disunited from each other and strewn across the south by […]

Equal Justice Initiative has documented the lynchings of over 4,000 African Americans between 1877 and 1950. In this series, hear how this era of racial terror lynchings continues to shape America to this day.

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From Here features fresh perspectives from Asian American parents who are striving to build community and raise kids with socially conscious, and anti-oppression commitments. We are currently on hiatus. Keep in touch with us at @FromHerePodcast on Instagram.