Media from the Montreal Action Committee of Women of Diverse Origins and the Forum on Women's Activism in Constitutional and Democractic Reform.
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This collection of media on CitizenShift was created for International Women's Day. See women take to the podium and demand action, internationally. Combining materials from conferences of the Montreal Action Committee of Women of Diverse Origins and from the Forum on Women's Activism in Constitutional and Democractic Reform, women of action take a stand on inclusion in the democratic process, on combating violence, on eradicating poverty and a whole lot more.
Hailing from diverse ethnic backgrounds from Canada and around the world, in solidarity, women work to affect change. These are their stories.
This podcast is an interview with Charlene Mitchell by Amber Cortes. Charlene Mitchell was the first African-American woman to run for President. She was a third-party candidate in the United States presidential election in 1968 and represented the Communist Party USA.
This is audio was produced for WBAI by Amber Cortes. I found it when Amber commented on my post The Stories of Experienced Radicals. She has graciously allowed me to link to this audio and thus share it with you. Her new blog and podcast is called You Never Know. This audio is from her blog post International Woimen's Day Special: Women Who Ran For President. More great audio here.
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