We’re in an age in which more and more women are deciding not to have children.
A large majority of Americans support comprehensive, trans-inclusive sex education, and such programs have the potential to transform society.
Slalom has taught two-time Olympian Evy Leibfarth about far more than just how to navigate turbulent water.
Thousands of Kashmiri students were studying medicine in Iran when the U.S.-Israeli strikes began to rain down on the country in late February—including women. Now, their futures hang in the balance.
Robin welcomes guests Rahila Gupta and Beatrix Campbell, authors of Planet Patriarchy, an international analysis of constraints feminism faces worldwide.
Maternal care depends on continuity. Continuity depends on recognition. And recognition depends on whether women’s reproductive lives are fully integrated into the systems responsible for their health.
Robin talks through the layers of complexity involving sexual assault. Guest: Brooke Nevils, author of Unspeakable Things. Also, the Right's new enemy—women.
“I planted abortion pills across Malta. Here is why.”
Your menstrual cycle is a messenger that delivers vital information about your health.
Robin and guest, author Louise Brangan, discuss Brangan's blockbuster exposé of Ireland's carceral system for "wayward" girls.
Moms.gov is not about mothers or health, but about promoting the administration's pet policies on women.
It is time to reject the skinny ideal.
Since the U.S. and Israel launched their joint assault on the Islamic Republic of Iran, feminist voices in the “Zan, Zendegi, Azadi” movement (or the “Woman, Life, Freedom” movement) have been diverse, with contradictory and dispersed reactions to war, foreign intervention, and even the future of the movement itself.
Robin welcomes social-media phenom Kristin Cravens-Hutton to discuss the awakening rebellions online and off.
The report from ReFrame shows a decrease in the total number of women directing top films, and its authors warn that things could get worse for women in the film business in the coming years.
In response to mistakes, Roan seems held to standards so many other pop stars are not.
As a field that helps college students “rigorously interrogate, critically think, and creatively imagine a more just world,” women’s studies has been targeted by both the Trump administration and state legislatures. But scholars, faculty, staff, and others are fighting back.
Robin talks Critical Race Theory with one of its principal architects, Kimberlé Crenshaw—author of Backtalker and founder of the African American Policy Forum.
Robin discusses the all-but-forgotten tragedy of Ukraine, and Russia's war. Guest: Sara Cincurova, on-the-spot reporter who focuses on rape.
Research by the National Women’s Defense League, covering both Congress and state legislatures, shows that these “abuses of power are impacting who serves and how effective and focused they can be.”
Robin welcomes Lois Romano, author of An Inconvenient Widow: The Torment, Trial, and Triumph of Mary Todd Lincoln. Also, a report from Ethiopia.
Trump policies and recent legislation have reduced access to aid at a time of rising food prices.
Dalit women in India, who face compounded marginalization due to both caste and gender, are working across generations to make sure their movement evolves alongside the women it serves.
In early January, Taliban supreme leader Hibatullah Akhundzada quietly enacted the expansive “Criminal Procedure Code for Courts,” which effectively turns violence into everyday rule, patriarchy into official policy, and ideology into enforceable law.
Robin discusses the Latino vote and the Cesar Chavez revelations, and also examines "Anglo Alpha Males." Guest: Maria Teresa Kumar.
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