Unreasonable Women in Unreasonable Times

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Posted on Nov 10, 2004

From civil rights to environmental justice, genuine progress means redefining what society accepts as reasonable. On this edition, we’ll hear stories of four women struggling for a cleaner environment and more peaceful society. In their view, these unreasonable times merit unreasonable actions.

Featuring:

Diane Wilson, environmental activist; Jodie Evans, co-founder, CodePink: Women For Peace; Charlotte Brodie, founder and executive director, Health Care Without Harm; Dina Metzger, author and poet.

For more information:

Bioneers: Visionary and Practical Solutions for Restoring the Earth – Lamy, NM

CodePink: Women For Peace – Venice, CA

Health Care Without Harm – Washington, DC

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