Civil Liberties and Public Policy Podcast https://jhclpp.podbean.com Along with you, Al and Jeannie are dropping into conversations with movement leaders, activists, educators, and students in the reproductive and social justice world. We are excited to raise the voices of our invited guests while they tease out difficult conversations. This is an exploration of their thoughts, ideas, current, and past works. These are complicated conversations that don’t have simple answers. We hope that you hold the complexities with us. Thu, 01 Apr 2021 12:25:42 -0300 https://podbean.com/?v=5.5 en Copyright 2021 All rights reserved. Society & Culture 1440 episodic Along with you, Al and Jeannie are dropping into conversations with movement leaders, activists, educators, and students in the reproductive and social justice world. We are excited to raise the voices of our invited guests while they tease out difficult conversations. This is an exploration of their thoughts, ideas, current, and past works. These are complicated conversations that don’t have simple answers. We hope that you hold the complexities with us. Civil Liberties and Public Policies Civil Liberties and Public Policies No true https://pbcdn1.podbean.com/imglogo/image-logo/11547584/podcastlogo.jpg Civil Liberties and Public Policy Podcast https://jhclpp.podbean.com 144 144 Aimee and Namrata: an Intergenerational Conversation Part 2 Aimee and Namrata: an Intergenerational Conversation Part 2 https://jhclpp.podbean.com/e/aimee-and-namrata-an-intergenerational-conversation-part-2/ https://jhclpp.podbean.com/e/aimee-and-namrata-an-intergenerational-conversation-part-2/#comments Thu, 01 Apr 2021 12:25:42 -0300 jhclpp.podbean.com/79e089ed-a598-3f21-9b90-5a6fc674bbee In part 2, Namrata and Aimee talk about what gives them hope and keeps them grounded in the worst possible political moments they have dealt with. They notice the obstacles and preconceptions that we need to overcome including shifting focus to how we want liberation to feel and not how it might look.

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We here at CLPP are continuing to launch the next generation of RJ leaders and we hope you’re ready to help knock down barriers and work towards liberation for all of us. You can find us at clpp.hampshire.edu or email us at clpp@hampshire.edu and we will put the link and email down below.

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We here at CLPP are continuing to launch the next generation of RJ leaders and we hope you’re ready to help knock down barriers and work towards liberation for all of us. You can find us at clpp.hampshire.edu or email us at clpp@hampshire.edu and we will put the link and email down below.

]]> Civil Liberties and Public Policies true No 2820 2 full Aimee and Namrata: an Intergenerational Conversation Part 1 Aimee and Namrata: an Intergenerational Conversation Part 1 https://jhclpp.podbean.com/e/aimee-and-namrata-an-intergenerational-conversation/ https://jhclpp.podbean.com/e/aimee-and-namrata-an-intergenerational-conversation/#comments Wed, 31 Mar 2021 20:40:51 -0300 jhclpp.podbean.com/048c7c15-be6e-38a7-81ad-d525d53ae5e3 This morning we are getting virtual coffee with Aimee and Namrata while we discuss reproductive justice across the generational divide. In this first part, Aimee and Namrata discuss the reproductive justice landscape that they have each inherited. Through their discussion, they discover that their lived experiences through different political moments are more similar than one might assume.

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We here at CLPP are continuing to launch the next generation of RJ leaders and we hope you’re ready to help knock down barriers and work towards liberation for all of us. You can find us at clpp.hampshire.edu or email us at clpp@hampshire.edu. 

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We here at CLPP are continuing to launch the next generation of RJ leaders and we hope you’re ready to help knock down barriers and work towards liberation for all of us. You can find us at clpp.hampshire.edu or email us at clpp@hampshire.edu. 




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