Barbara Glickstein hosts this week’s Healthstyles on Thursday, September 11th at 1PM on WBAI Pacifica Radio 99.5FM streamed live on the web at www.wbai.org
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Journalists struggle with reporting on sex and labor trafficking and how to better frame the stories. The language in the anti-trafficking world, specifically, use of the word “rescue” is examined when Glickstein interviews Becky Owens-Bullard, Project Director of the Denver Anti-Trafficking Alliance (DATA). Owens-Bullard says “It’s time we take off the “rescuer’s” cape and elevate our language around anti-trafficking work to the trauma-informed, victim-centered place that it should be.” Read “Take off the cape: Why using the word rescue is harmful to anti-trafficking efforts” in the Colorado Coalition Against Sexual Assault and listen to the full interview.
Healthstyles new regular feature appears regularly with co-founders Yanick Rice Lamb, and Sheree Crute of FierceforBlackWomen.com a new media platform launched last November for Black Women. Ms. Crute chairs CHMP’s National Advisory Committee (NAC) and Ms. Rice Lamb is a member of the NAC. Today, Yanick Rice Lamb joins me to talk about the goings-on on Fierce for Black Women.
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