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Hosted by NSRH · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 23 episodes
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Nurses for Justice, brought to you by Nurses for Sexual and Reproductive Health, is a space for nurses and advocates dedicated to advancing sexual and reproductive health and justice.Through our conversations, we hope to celebrate and inspire nurses and allied professionals who are working to make reproductive justice a reality for more people.
NSRH hosts Nurses For Justice, a business show with 23 episodes published.
In this episode we delve into pregnancy criminalization. We are joined by Lindsey English Hull, a trained nurse in labor and delivery, and attorney with research experience in perinatal substance use, the application of
In this episode we delve into pregnancy criminalization. We are joined by Lindsey English Hull, a trained nurse in labor and delivery, and attorney with research experience in perinatal substance use, the application of
In this powerful episode, Davon Crawford sits down with birthworker, future midwife, and community healer Jadea for an intimate conversation about the ways our stories shape us, and ultimately save us. Together, they exp
In this episode we delve into weight stigma and size bias in health systems. We dispel some myths that equate a person’s body size with their health, and explore how nurses can mitigate the harms of these assumptions thr
Asia Brown, a nursing student at Emory, co-founded a nonprofit called 601 for Period Equity, to promote menstrual equity and mitigate period shame in the Black community. Asia leads the nonprofit’s community pantry, Rosi
Omisade Burney-Scott (she/her) is a Black southern 7th generation native North Carolinian feminist, social justice advocate and creative with decades of experience in nonprofit leadership, philanthropy, and social justic
In this digital abortion suppression conversation, NSRH spoke to Martha Dimitratou, who works with several media advocacy groups like Women on Web, Plan C Pills, and Repro Uncensored. The politicization of abortion at th
A'magine is a sexuality educator, speaker, writer, film-maker, and Gynecological Teaching Associate (GTA). Her award-winning film At Your Cervix, examines patient consent and bodily autonomy in gynecology and medical edu
Dr. DeShawn Taylor (MD) is a physician-activist whose work as an abortion provider in Arizona is deeply informed by her Christian faith. In her recent book, Undue Burden, she describes what it means to be a Black, Pro-Ab
In this episode we’re joined by Heather Adams, a resident of NSRH’s Abortion Nursing Corps program. Heather is a family planning and ICU registered nurse with 10+ years of experience traveling in hospitals and clinics. H
In this episode, Kelley Dennings with the Center for Biological Diversity speaks on the intersection of environmental and reproductive justice! “Toxic chemicals can disrupt fertility and sperm counts and make it harder t
Today we are joined by award-winning documentary photographer Heather Whitten, who co-founded The Abortion Project which aims to demystify and destigmatize abortion through photography. Heather has been photographing in
Did you know that We Testify was conceived in Frida Kahlo’s backyard in Mexico City? We sat down with Emma Hernández, the Communications Manager at We Testify, an organization that amplifies diverse abortion narratives a
In this episode, we are joined by historian, author, and scholar, Donna J. Drucker. We spoke with Donna about her most recent book, Fertility Technology. Donna is the assistant director of Scholarship and Research Develo
Happy Pride! Regardless of the time of year, reproductive rights and LGBTQ+ rights are inextricable. Laws, policies, healthcare discrimination, and stigma negatively impact LGBTQ+ people's access to safe and comprehensiv
As part of Nurses Week, we sat down with Stephanie Tillman also known as the "feminist midwife." Stephanie is a midwife, writer, advocate, speaker, and PhD student in Health Care Ethics at Saint Louis University where sh
In this episode, we’re joined by Shanti Moore, SisterSong’s Birth Justice Coordinator, who walks us through her pathway to reproductive justice, as well as her personal connection to this work. Shanti spent the early sta
Abortion Provider Appreciation Day is celebrated annually in recognition of the heroic work of resilient and compassionate abortion providers! APAD was established in 1996 and highlights the essential work of abortion pr
Megan (she/her) is working on her Accelerated Second Degree BSN program at Oakland University in Michigan, and has recently established a new NSRH chapter at the school. She has a background in bodywork and sexual assaul
In this episode, we sat down with Dr. Stephanie Mitchell who founded the first midwifery owned and led birth center in Gainesville, Alabama. The birth sanctuary works to honor the ancient wisdom of people giving birth, a
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