Devin English, PhD: Part 2 Dr. Devin English tells us about Black teenage racial discrimination – information of which we should all be aware and working to make changes. Dr. English earned his BA in psychology from Macalester College and … Continue reading →
Devin English, PhD: Part 1 Dr. Devin English tells us about Black teenage racial discrimination – information of which we should all be aware and working to make changes. Dr. English earned his BA in psychology from Macalester College and … Continue reading →
Devin English, PhD Dr. Devin English, a researcher and and educator with the Rutgers School of Public Health shares his recent research to investigate intersectional discrimination, coping, and bio-psychosocial outcomes among adolescent Black youth. The research examines frequencies and psychological … Continue reading →
Hermine Hayes-Klein is a human-rights lawyer, law professor, and founder of Human Rights in Childbirth, a consumer-generated, grassroots organization dedicated to making human rights in childbirth a meaningful reality for women all over the world. HRiC organizes conferences of experts in law, medicine, … Continue reading →
Hermine Hayes-Klein is a human-rights lawyer, law professor, and founder of Human Rights in Childbirth, a consumer-generated, grassroots organization dedicated to making human rights in childbirth a meaningful reality for women all over the world. She organized the first world-wide Human Rights … Continue reading →
Cristen Pascucci is a political and media advisor turned consumer advocate. Following the birth of her first baby 21 months ago, Cristen became passionate about changing the maternity care system for women — advocating for respect for women and their decisions. … Continue reading →
Roanna Rosewood, author of “Cut, Stapled & Mended – When one woman reclaimed her body and gave birth on her own terms after Ceasarean”, joins Pat for an interview. Roanna is an award-winning international speaker, co-founder and host of Birth Plan Radio, and … Continue reading →