this is my major work, a short film based on a room of one's own by virginia woolf amongst other things. the woman is my abuela, zaida, who was a feminist and political revolutionary in the nicaraguan revolution.

John caught up with Bridget Fitzsimons at the Guerilla Girls exhibition ahead of 40 Years Of Feminism during the 2010 Kilkenny Arts Festival. Here Bridget fills us in on her talk, the future of feminism in Ireland and we (try) to sing her happy birthday! For more visit http://www.kilkennyarts.ie

Sundance 2010 interview with Heidi Ewing & Rachel Grady, directors of the documentary 12th & Delaware. Conducted by Brandon Lee Tenney of FirstShowing.net.

Photographer and mixed media artist Renee Cox discusses her provocative and sometimes controversial work during an interview at the Spelman College Museum of Fine Art on Oct. 22, 2009. Cox addresses how race, gender, African-American womanhood, feminism, and social issues inspire and impact her work as an artist.

A member of South American feminist group explains the importance of including feminist and social justice in a climate change agreement

Interview Pamela
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Interview with Jessica Valenti, Author of the Purity Myth
Planned Parenthood social media specialist Kendall mckenzie interviewed author Jessica Valenti about her book, the Purity Myth From: plannedparenthood Views: 2544 19 ratings Time: 04:20 More in People & Blogs

Interview with Houston Artist Roberta Harris
www.thewomensmuseum.org The Women's Museum presents the art exhibit Roberta Harris: UP, on show from July 12 - September 6, 2009. Roberta Harris: UP is a retrospective of art by Houston-area artist Roberta Harris from 1985 to the present. Her work includes collage, sculpture, photography and paintings. Videography and Interview by Tracy Xavia Karner, All rights reserved, 2008. From: TheWomensMuseum Views: 273 0 ratings Time: 09:22 More in Nonprofits & Activism

Note: if playing is slow or interrupted, try turning HD 'off.' Dr. Vandana Shiva, a physicist and powerful leader in the worldwide, growing movement towards organic food, describes her vision for the diverse, healthy ecosystems that once sustained, can provide ample food for humanity. In a stunning critique, she describes her research demonstrating that organic, diverse food-ecosystems provide far more food, better quality food, better ecosystems/habitat, and more profitability for organic farmers. Using first-hand investigations, she shows how the debt-cycle of chemical monoculture farming is impoverishing farmers while devastating the ecosystems that sustain our food supply. Dr. Shiva describes how the farm debt burden of chemical monocultures underlies the terrible suicide problems faced by Indian farmers - and how organic farmers are profitable. Her vision is an important counterpoint to the discredited notion that chemical monocrop agriculture was preferential. Author Krista Keenan interviewed Dr. Shiva at the Delhi offices of Navdanya (navdanya.org), Dr. Shiva's NGO.

Transformative Works and Cultures is delighted to present a special video interview with Diane E. Levin, a renowned expert on children and media consumption.

The interivew was conducted and produced by TWC staffer Julie Levin Russo for the special issue on "Games as Transformative Works" (Spring 2009).

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Amy, Meredith and Amy tell the story of the inspiration behind Smart Girls.

Supporting Roe: An interview with Jessica Valenti
An interview with Jessica Valenti about celebrating the anniversary of Roe v. Wade. From: PlndPrnthdMNNDSD Views: 1271 22 ratings Time: 03:49 More in News & Politics