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Post-Roe Around the World: Kenya’s Battle for Reproductive Freedom (opens the original)
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The topic of reproductive freedom has been a longstanding issue within various cultures and governments across the world. In 2022, the United States Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, which was a federal right protecting abortion. For over 50 years, this law protected patients and those performing the procedure regardless of where you lived in the United States; however, after the overturning of Roe v. Wade, it left the decision on legality up to each state (Planned Parenthood). While abortio
Rewind Series: Reproductive Rights (opens the original)
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Welcome Back to the Mindbridge Rewind Series!We’re revisiting some of our favorite episodes from Season 1 of the Mindbridge Podcast and connecting them to today’s human rights landscape. Whether it’s your first time listening or your tenth, we invite you to reflect on the conversation with fresh eyes (and ears!) and continue exploring its themes in next week’s companion article.This week we’re revisiting our conversation about reproductive rights with Dr. Patri
Labor Day Is a Reminder: We Were Never Meant to Survive Alone (opens the original)
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Annie Dillard famously wrote: “How we spend our days is, of course, how we spend our lives.” For most of us, that life is measured in shifts and clocked hours—a reality whose full weight only lands when you look at the numbers. The average adult spends 90,000 hours at work, or one-third of their entire life.In many workplaces, we are taught to measure our days in efficiency and our fatigue in metrics. If you’re lucky, you get allotted a certain number
Rewind Series: Fair Labor (opens the original)
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Welcome Back to the Mindbridge Rewind Series!We’re revisiting some of our favorite episodes from Season 1 of the Mindbridge Podcast and connecting them to today's human rights landscape. Whether it's your first time listening or your tenth, we invite you to reflect on the conversation with fresh eyes (and ears!) and continue exploring its themes in next week's companion article.Just in time for Labor Day, this week we’re revisiting our conversation about fair labor practices wi
Racial Socialization & The Richness of Hope During Racial Injustice (opens the original)
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As we navigate and understand the complexities of our current time, language and how we communicate with each other are important aspects in understanding and mitigating racial inequities. Research and how it’s been conducted in the past have proven to create mistrust and cause harm to BIPOC communities.As new times arise, it’s important to unpack how research and language can play a detrimental role in both understanding racial inequities and informing and receiving this information.<a class="i
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