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Women and JusticeEmpowering Educators, Inspiring Students: Dr. Laura Ramp's Journey in Education and BeyondIn this enlightening episode of "Women and Justice," we are joined by Dr. Laura Ramp, a seasoned educator with a robust background spanning over two decades in both K-12 settings and higher education, alongside a significant tenure in the corporate world. Dr. Ramp brings her extensive experience as a classroom teacher, instructional coach, researcher, and adjunct instructor into the spotlight and is now a director of this conversation. Her innovative approach to virtual and in-person coaching, integration of educational technology, and data-driven instructional strategies has profoundly impacted teacher support and student learning outcomes. Beyond her focus on mathematics education...
2024-05-2429 minWomen and JusticeIntersecting Paths: Dr. Miranda Celeste on Criminology, Life Satisfaction, and IncarcerationIn this episode of "Women and Justice," we dive deep with Miranda Celeste, Ph.D., from the University of Cincinnati’s School of Criminal Justice, whose groundbreaking research is reshaping our understanding of the criminal justice system. Sitting at the crossroads of criminological theory, life satisfaction, and incarceration, Dr. Celeste's work brings a fresh, multidisciplinary perspective to the field. Her commitment to integrating concepts from various disciplines into criminology opens new pathways for understanding offending behavior and its complexities. Throughout the conversation, Dr. Celeste shares insights from her innovative research agenda, discussing how factors like life satisfaction impact decisions th...
2024-05-1729 minWomen and JusticeChallenging Norms: Dr. Jennifer Patrice Sims on Race, Identity, and the Path to JusticeIn this thought-provoking episode of "Women and Justice," we dive deep with Dr. Jennifer Patrice Sims, a distinguished US-based sociologist whose work meticulously dissects the complexities of racial construction, perception, and identity across the US and UK. With a keen focus on mixed-race populations, Dr. Sims unravels the intricate ways in which knowledge about race is produced and disseminated in society. Her academic journey, which led her from completing her Ph.D. in Sociology at the University of Wisconsin-Madison to her impactful role at the University of Alabama in Huntsville, underscores a relentless pursuit of understanding and challenging the...
2024-05-1031 minWomen and JusticeDesigning Safety: Dr. Tamara D. Herold's Innovative Approach to Violence PreventionIn this captivating episode of "Women and Justice," we explore the cutting-edge realm of crime science with Dr. Tamara D. Herold, whose expertise in the criminogenic impact of urban environments has revolutionized violence prevention strategies. With a Ph.D. from the University of Cincinnati, Herold has significantly contributed to understanding how design and management of places influence criminal behavior, notably through the co-development of the P.I.V.O.T. strategy (Place-based Investigations of Violent Offender Territories), an award-winning approach recognized for its success in reducing urban violence. This episode illuminates Dr. Herold's collaborative work with law enforcement and...
2024-05-0335 minWomen and JusticeFrom Pain to Purpose: Tenita 'Bestseller' Johnson's Journey of Empowerment Through WritingIn this inspiring episode of "Women and Justice," we sit down with Tenita “Bestseller” Johnson, a remarkable authorpreneur, speaker, and book coach who embodies the power of transforming personal pain into purposeful triumph. Tenita's journey is a testament to the strength found in storytelling and the impact it can have on both the author and the reader. With a fierce passion for the written word, she has guided countless authors to not only share their stories but also leverage their narratives into expansive
brands that generate multiple income streams from a single book. Having authored over 18 books hers...
2024-04-2633 minWomen and JusticeMedia, Justice, and Healing: Karen Holt on Combatting Sexual ViolenceIn this deeply insightful episode of "Women and Justice," we engage with Karen Holt, an Assistant Professor in the School of Criminal Justice, with a profound focus on the intricacies of sexual deviance and offending and the critical role media plays in shaping societal perceptions of sexual violence. Through her esteemed research, published in notable scholarly journals such as Violence and Victims, Sexual Abuse, and The Journal of Behavioral Medicine, Holt sheds light on the complexities of sexual violence and its portrayal in the media, contributing to a broader understanding and awareness of these pivotal issues. Her active involvement...
2024-04-1937 minWomen and JusticeAdvocating for Well-being: Dr. Kelly R. Weaber's Impact in Student AffairsIn this compelling episode of "Women and Justice," we shine a spotlight on Dr. Kelly R. Weaber, a dedicated advocate for student well-being and a key figure in higher education's approach to student care and advocacy. Currently serving as the Assistant Director in Student Affairs at Penn State Harrisburg, Dr. Weaber brings a wealth of experience and passion to her Student Care & Advocacy and Residence Life roles. Her journey in higher education is marked by a commitment to creating supportive environments where students can thrive academically and personally. Having previously contributed her expertise at the College of Medicine and...
2024-04-1225 minWomen and JusticeWomen's History MonthIn this thought-provoking short episode, Dr. Shauntey James addresses the critical theme of "Women and Justice" during the holiday season and in the observance of Women's History Month. With a blend of poignant reflection and stark honesty, Dr. James confronts the challenging realities that women face today. She quickly poses the hard-hitting question: Can women truly claim equality in a world that still sees them as second-class citizens? This short but powerful statement by the host is a powerful reminder of the ongoing struggle for gender equality and the urgent need for systemic change.
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2024-04-0506 minWomen and JusticeUnity in Hope: Dr. George Ackerman’s Crusade Against Parkinson’s with Together for SharonIn this moving and powerful episode of "Women and Justice," we welcome Dr. George Ackerman, the heart and soul behind the "Together for Sharon" movement. This poignant initiative honors the memory of his mother, Sharon Riff Ackerman, and stands as a beacon of hope, solidarity, and determination in the face of Parkinson's Disease. Driven by a deeply personal mission, Dr. Ackerman and his family embarked on a journey to keep Sharon's spirit alive, ignite global awareness, and foster a collective will toward finding a cure for this debilitating condition. "Together for Sharon" is more than a campaign; it's a...
2024-04-0526 minWomen and JusticeUnmasking Extremism: Exploring Criminology with Celinet Duran-JimenezMeet Celinet Duran-Jimenez, a distinguished criminal justice faculty member at the State University of New York at Oswego. With a passion for understanding and combatting violent extremism and domestic terrorism, Celinet's research delves deep into the complexities of criminology. Her work sheds light on these critical issues and offers insights that can shape policies and strategies to promote a safer and more secure society. Join us in exploring the fascinating world of Celinet Duran-Jimenez's research as she seeks to uncover the factors that drive violent extremism and how we can work together to address these pressing challenges.
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2024-03-2240 minWomen and JusticeEmpowering the Next Generation of Female Leaders: The Carter Consulting FirmIntroducing Kimberly Carter and The Carter Consulting Firm, where empowerment meets leadership excellence. With a focus on young women, Kimberly's mission is to provide the essential skills, tools, and mindset to help them succeed and thrive in leadership roles. Her expertise encompasses navigating challenges such as gender bias, work-life balance, and imposter syndrome, all while nurturing effective leadership styles tailored to the unique needs of Gen Z and Millennial women. Join Kimberly and me on a transformative journey as she explains how she empowers the next generation of female leaders to make a lasting and positive impact in their...
2024-03-1524 minWomen and JusticeDelisa's Journey: The Magic in Faith & Sparkle's WorldMeet Delisa, the proud mother of Faith and Sparkle and the creative force behind the vibrant world of Faith & Sparkle. Delisa's passion and dedication shine through in every aspect of her business, from the products she offers to the experiences she creates. Join her as she shares her journey and the inspiration behind Faith & Sparkle's World, where a mother's love and creativity converge to bring joy and magic to the world.
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https://sites.psu.edu/womenandjusticetranscripts/delisas-journey-the-magic-in-faith-sparkles-world/
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2024-03-0821 minWomen and JusticeUnlocking Your Unique Productivity with Lisa ZawrotnyIntroducing Lisa Zawrotny, the expert Productivity Strategist and Accountability Coach behind Positively Productive Systems. Lisa's mission is clear: she's here to empower you to revolutionize your approach to productivity by tailoring it to your unique strengths, values, and personality. With her unapologetic focus on prioritizing, YOU first and techniques second, Lisa helps you design productivity practices that are not only effective but also sustainable.
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https://sites.psu.edu/womenandjusticetranscripts/amplifying-success-unleashing-womens-potential/
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2024-03-0128 minWomen and JusticeCultivating Dreams: Chelsea Davis-Bibb's Journey of InspirationMeet Chelsea Davis-Bibb, Ed.D., a dedicated force of positivity on a mission to make a lasting impact on the world. As an Associate Professor of English, Chelsea's passion for education knows no bounds. She imparts knowledge to her students and serves as an unwavering source of inspiration and empowerment. Chelsea's commitment to uplifting others is beautifully reflected in her three remarkable books: "When I Grow Up," "The Overflow: My Cup Runneth Over," and "More Than Words." Join us as we delve into the world of Chelsea Davis-Bibb and discover the profound wisdom and inspiration she shares with the...
2024-02-2323 minWomen and JusticeGuiding You Towards Healing: Kimberly Parker's Compassionate Counseling JourneyMeet Kimberly Parker, a compassionate and highly skilled Licensed Professional Counselor and Licensed Chemical Dependency Counselor. With a specialization in substance abuse, trauma (including advanced training in CPT and EMDR), anxiety, and depression, Kimberly is your trusted guide on the path to healing. Her extensive experience extends to clients facing chronic mental illnesses, such as schizophrenia, schizoaffective disorder, bipolar disorder, major depressive disorder, and more, both with and without psychotic features. Kimberly's approach is built on authenticity, nonjudgmental support, and empathy. She believes in collaborative therapy, acknowledging that you are the expert in your life. Kimberly's mission is to...
2024-02-1627 minWomen and JusticeUnveiling Literary Journeys: Amy Mattson Lauters' Trail of ExpertiseJoin us in uncovering the extraordinary journey of Amy Mattson Lauters, a luminary in the realms of literature and journalism. With academic accolades from the University of Wisconsin and the University of Minnesota, Amy's career is as diverse and impressive as her expertise. She's not only an accomplished print journalist and web designer but also the author/editor of three outstanding books, including "Navigating Visual Culture," "More than a Farmer's Wife: Voices of American Farm Women 1910-1960," and "The Rediscovered Writings of Rose Wilder Lane, Literary Journalist." Internationally renowned as an expert on Laura Ingalls Wilder and Rose Wilder...
2024-02-0930 minWomen and JusticeUnlocking Your Potential: Rhona Bicette on Self-Help for Women 40 and BeyondJoin us for a special episode featuring Rhona Bicette, a renowned Mindset Coach for Women, as we delve into her organization, "Self Help Hub For Women 40 and Beyond." In this episode, Rhona shares her wisdom on empowerment, goal setting, overcoming challenges, and personal growth. Discover how you can overcome obstacles, find accountability and support, and embark on a journey of self-discovery that will enable you to become the woman you truly want to be. Tune in now and unlock your full potential with Rhona Bicette as your guide.
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https://sites.psu.edu/womenandjusticetranscripts/unlocking-your-potential-rhona-bicette-on-self-help-for-women-40-and-beyond/
2024-02-0230 minWomen and JusticeDr. Gabeba Baderoon: Unraveling Brilliance and Rediscovering Age-Old WisdomExplore the multifaceted genius of Gabeba Baderoon in this podcast session. As an Associate Professor at Penn State, Gabeba's expertise spans Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies, African Studies, and Comparative Literature. Her illustrious career includes a Ph.D. in English from the University of Cape Town and a plethora of prestigious fellowships and honors. Her acclaimed book, "Regarding Muslims: from Slavery to Post-Apartheid," and poetry collections, such as "The Dream in the Next Body" and "A Hundred Silences," have received numerous awards. Gabeba's impact extends beyond individual achievements; she co-edited the award-winning essay collection, "Surfacing: on Being Black and...
2024-01-2628 minWomen and JusticeWomen and Justice: A Spotlight on Youth, Families, and Phenomenal WorkIn a remarkable departure from our usual format, I have kept our guest's identity a secret, ensuring her comfort and job security. But rest assured, her work is nothing short of extraordinary. Join us as we shine a spotlight on the incredible efforts of this unsung hero, someone who has dedicated her life to championing the needs and concerns of youth and families.
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https://sites.psu.edu/womenandjusticetranscripts/women-and-justice-a-spotlight-on-youth-families-and-phenomenal-work/
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2024-01-1924 minWomen and JusticeChampioning Women and Justice: Christine TitihIn this captivating episode, we delve into the remarkable journey of Christine Titih, a true champion for Women and Justice. As the President of Oaks of Central PA, a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting, empowering, and advocating for the African immigrant and refugee community in the Greater Harrisburg area, Christine leverages her MBA from Point Park University and her core competencies in process improvement and new business development to advance the cause of justice for women. Since April 2019, she has led the charge, passionately working towards creating positive social change and fostering inclusive and diverse communities. Join us as...
2024-01-1237 minWomen and JusticeAmplifying Success: Unleashing Women’s PotentialIn this inspiring episode, we welcome Suzane Peters, a renowed speaker, bestselling author, and accomplished business coach dedicated to empowering women. In this episode, she shares her wisdom and insights, discussing the power of visibility and the impact it can have on women’s lives. Tune in to gain valuable perspectives and inspiration from a true champion of women’s voices and accomplishments.
FULL TRANSCRIPT: https://sites.psu.edu/womenandjusticetranscripts/amplifying-success-unleashing-womens-potential/
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2024-01-0530 minWomen and JusticeA Heartwarming Holiday SpecialJust a moment to thank you for the year.
FULL TRANSCRIPT: https://sites.psu.edu/womenandjusticetranscripts/bridging-diversity-unmasking-bias-based-bullying-with-dr-chatters/
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2023-12-2902 minWomen and JusticeUnveiling the Marvels of Scientific DiscoveryJoin me in this engaging episode as we unravel the remarkable work of scientist Dr. Denise Okafor. The content is a captivating adventure that might stretch your horizon, but you will peak into the world of science and discover the remarkable contributions of women.
FULL TRANSCRIPT: https://sites.psu.edu/womenandjusticetranscripts/bridging-diversity-unmasking-bias-based-bullying-with-dr-chatters/
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2023-12-2228 minWomen and JusticeA deep dive into injusticeInjustice knows no bounds; it infiltrates various areas of our lives, leaving a trail of questions, concerns and stores in its wake. What makes this episode truly special is our guest speaker, Dr. Iris Wright, who will put her own spin on this all-important topic.
FULL TRANSCRIPT: https://sites.psu.edu/womenandjusticetranscripts/bridging-diversity-unmasking-bias-based-bullying-with-dr-chatters/
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2023-12-1543 minWomen and JusticeFiction, Finance, and the Power of Words: An Author’s JourneyIn this captivating episode, I introduce a multifaceted author known for her fiction works, including “Postal Blues” and “Rain, Snow, Sleet.” But that’s not all. Our guest is breaking new ground with her first non-fiction book, “You Can’t Bling if You’re Broke,” offering invaluable insights and lessons in financial
matters, particularly aimed at those embarking on their financial journey. Tune in for a conversation with a talented author whose storytelling prowess transcends both fiction and real-life financial wisdom.
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2023-12-0831 minWomen and JusticeEmbracing EmpathyJoin us for an enlightening episode featuring a dynamic speaker on a mission to reshape the world through the extraordinary force of empathy. Driven by her own life experiences and the art of masterful storytelling, she forges profound connections with her audience, instilling a profound sense of empathy. In this episode, she takes us on a journey toward a more compassionate and understanding world, one person at a time. Get ready to be inspired and empowered to make a positive impact in your life and community.
FULL TRANSCRIPT: https://sites.psu.edu/womenandjusticetranscripts/embracing-empathy/
2023-12-0123 minWomen and JusticeGratitude for Justice: A Thanksgiving SpecialStep into a heartwarming Thanksgiving special, where I delve into the powerful moments from past episodes and shed light on crucial issues to ponder as we usher in the new year. This short yet insightful journey is a reminder of the strides we’ve made, the battle we’ve fought, and the challenges that remain. Join me in this gratitude-filled episode, a perfect blend of reflection and inspiration. As we give thanks and embrace change, let’s come together to make a brighter future for all.
FULL TRANSCRIPT: https://sites.psu.edu/womenandjusticetranscripts/gratitude-for-justice-a-thanksgiving-special/
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2023-11-2402 minWomen and JusticeMale Voices in Justice: A Corrections InsightIn this captivating episode, join Terry Davis and me as we embark on an intriguing journey through the maze-like realm of corrections, delving into its intricate nuances and shedding light on its unique complexities.
FULL TRANSCRIPT: https://sites.psu.edu/womenandjusticetranscripts/male-voices-in-justice-a-corrections-insight/
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2023-11-1743 minWomen and JusticeUnearthing Hidden HistoriesThis episode is a voyage through time and culture, where history comes to life through the lens of an expert with a passion for untold stories. Get ready for an engaging exploration with a distinguished historian.
FULL TRANSCRIPT: https://sites.psu.edu/womenandjusticetranscripts/unearthing-hidden-histories/
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2023-11-1032 minWomen and JusticeBridging Diversity: Unmasking Bias-Based Bullying with Dr. ChattersJoin Dr. Chatters as we dive into the captivating world of bias-based bullying. Discover how various facets of diversity-from ethnicity and race to disability and LGBT identities- shape the landscape of bullying. Dr. Chatters' groundbreaking approach, including the analysis of brainwave responses to bullying scenarios, unveils the hidden connections in this crucial research. Uncover the intricate web of human interactions and the profound impacts of prejudice in our engaging discussion.
FULL TRANSCRIPT: https://sites.psu.edu/womenandjusticetranscripts/bridging-diversity-unmasking-bias-based-bullying-with-dr-chatters/
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2023-11-0337 minWomen and JusticeEmpowering You: Dr. AudreyAnn Moses Unveils Personal GrowthMeet Dr. AundreyAnn Moses, a Certified Christian Life Coach and Mental Wellness Counselor. She’s the driving force behind “NeverSayCain’t Christian Life Coach and Consultant” and “Transition Life Coach 4U.” Join her and I as she shares her passion for empowering individuals to help themselves on this insightful podcast journey.
FULL TRANSCRIPT: https://sites.psu.edu/womenandjusticetranscripts/empowering-you-dr-audreyann-moses-unveils-personal-growth/
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2023-10-2743 min
"Conversations LIVE!" with Cyrus WebbDr. Shauntey James discusses storytelling, #TheLockedRoom on #ConversationsLIVEHost Cyrus Webb welcomes Dr. Shauntey James to #ConversationsLIVE to discuss her platform with WOMEN AND JUSTICE and her storytelling journey, including the book THE LOCKED ROOM.
2023-10-2520 min
Dr. Shauntey James discusses storytelling, #TheLockedRoom on #ConversationsLIVEHost Cyrus Webb welcomes Dr. Shauntey James to #ConversationsLIVE to discuss her platform with WOMEN AND JUSTICE and her storytelling journey, including the book THE LOCKED ROOM.
2023-10-2521 minWomen and JusticeHarmonizing HerStory Exploring Women’s Impact on MusicJoin us, Alice Bish and I, as we embark on a captivating journey through the vibrant world of music, exploring it through a truly unique lens. In ‘Harmonizing HerStory,’ we’re celebrating the multifaceted contributions of women in this dynamic industry. Our voyage delves deep into the harmonious fusion of women and music, uncovering the profound sound that emerges because of balance.
FULL TRANSCRIPT: https://sites.psu.edu/womenandjusticetranscripts/harmonizing-herstory-exploring-womens-impact-on-music/
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2023-10-2035 minWomen and JusticeExploring Domestic Violence: A Multi-Faceted Perspective From a Very Special GuestIn this session, Neisha Christine Himes and I discuss domestic violence from a unique perspective, exploring the various facets of this issue through the eyes of a woman who has witnessed its many sides. You won't want to miss this enlightening conversation.
FULL TRANSCRIPT: https://sites.psu.edu/womenandjusticetranscripts/exploring-domestic-violence-a-multi-faceted-perspective-from-a-very-special-guest/
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2023-10-1344 minWomen and JusticeWomen adopting an inclusive lens when educating youthIn this enlightening discussion, Dr. Mildred Boveda and I delve in the realm of education, drawing from her extensive research that encompasses Black feminist theory, teacher education, intersectionality, and urban education. Our primary focus is on the crucial concept of adopting an inclusive lens when educating youth.
During this thought-provoking session, we explore the reality and responsibility that comes with embracing inclusivity in education. By recognizing and appreciating the diverse experiences and identities of students, we uncover the powerful impact an inclusive approach can have on shaping education policy and practice.
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2023-10-0637 minWomen and JusticeEmpowering Voices: Exploring African American Studies through a Female LenDr. Cynthia Young and I delve into the historical trajectory of African American studies, examining its evolution up to the present day. We critically question the shifts that have taken place over time and their significance.
FULL TRANSCRIPT: https://sites.psu.edu/womenandjusticetranscripts/cynthia-young/
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2023-10-0233 minWomen and JusticeEmpowering Voices: Exploring African American Studies through a Female LensDr. Cynthia Young and I delve into the historical trajectory of African American studies, examining its evolution up to the present day. We critically question the shifts that have taken place over time and their significance.
FULL TRANSCRIPT: https://sites.psu.edu/womenandjusticetranscripts/cynthia-young/
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2023-09-2934 minWomen and JusticeDEIB and WomenDr. Wanda B Knight and I face the reality of DEI (diversity, equity, and inclusion) programs within society. We ponder what impact they have on women and justice while also discussing the inclusion of the component belonging in the program.
FULL TRANSCRIPT: https://sites.psu.edu/edtechtips/deib-and-women/
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2023-09-2235 minWomen and JusticeBlack Women in Several ArenasGet ready for an incredibly empowering and enlightening conversation as I sit down with the esteemed Dr. Felicia Brown-Haywood to explore the transformative journey and healing of Black women in various arenas, including academia and beyond. In this candid and soul-stirring episode, we dive deep into the challenges, triumphs, and resilience of Black women, both in their academic pursuits and in life.
But that’s not all- Dr. Felicia will also unveil her latest book, “My Tee Shirt is Speaking,” a powerful journaling and self-help guide that encourages readers to recognize and embrace their true value. Through a blend...
2023-09-1536 minWomen and JusticeFemale Leaders in AcademiaJoin me and the brilliant Dr. Cindy Manjounes as we embark on a thought-provoking exploration of leadership in higher education, aiming to unravel the intricate tapestry of women’s experiences in this arena, both in the present, past, and future. Together, we delve into the pressing issues surrounding gender disparity, focusing on the challenges women face concerning pay differences and access to leadership positions.
In this captivating episode, Dr. Manjounes brings her expertise and deep insights into the forefront, shedding light on the realities that women leaders confront within the higher education landscape. We candidly discuss the his...
2023-09-0826 minWomen and JusticeFemale ArtistsEmbark on an enchanting voyage guided by Roe Bradley, as she masterfully unravels the captivating world of arts through a unique and illuminating female lens. Join us as we delve into the intricate tapestry of creativity, exploring the depths of expression, and gaining profound insights into the rich cultural heritage that shapes our artistic landscape. Roe Bradley’s narrative beckons us to witness the arts in an entirely fresh and enthralling light, inviting us to embrace a newfound understanding that only a women’s perspective can unveil.
FULL TRANSCRIPT: https://sites.psu.edu/womenandjusticetranscripts/fema...
2023-09-0129 minWomen and JusticeChildbirth: Women Navigating the Healthcare SystemStep into a thought-provoking and eye-opening episode where we courageously confront the delicate issues that women face within the healthcare system. Join me as I engage in an honest and heartfelt conversation with a dedicated healthcare social worker, delving into the experiential world of women navigating the process of giving birth and the often-overlooked focus on the mother.
In this episode, we pull back the curtains and shed light on the truth about the healthcare system from a voice within it. Our goal is to bring the challenges, struggles, and triumphs of women to the forefront, fostering a...
2023-08-2528 minWomen and JusticeWomen and PoliticsWomen constitute roughly 51.1 percent of the gender distribution in the United States, yet they remain significantly underrepresented in government positions. This intriguing phenomenon has prompted Dr. Carol Nechemias and me to delve into an in-depth exploration of the historical and contemporary roles of women within the political arena. By examining the evolution of women’s involvement in politics from the past to the present day, we aim to unravel the complexities surrounding these issues.
FULL TRANSCRIPT: https://sites.psu.edu/womenandjusticetranscripts/women-and-politics/
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2023-08-1842 minWomen and JusticeInquire with a Jewish WomanIn this riveting episode, I’m thrilled to introduce you to a fellow podcaster who’s breaking boundaries with her show, “Ask a Jew.” Get ready to dive into the captivating world she’s created as she unveils the very essence and vision behind her thought-provoking show. But that’s not all- the excitement doesn’t end there. Brace yourself for an exhilarating twist as we embrace the unique opportunity to unleash a torrent of questions, where nothing is off-limits. This is your change to fully engage within the speaker's community, making this episode an unforgettable journey into the realm of curio...
2023-08-1134 minWomen and JusticeWomen, Justice AND ReligionReligion is a taboo topic. Thus, I turned to Award Winning Author and Certified Christian Dating Relationship Coach, Dr. Velma Bagby to explore the benefits of taking the time to know yourself and love yourself in relationship to religion. I would strongly encourage you to fight the feeling to run from this episode. Lastly, Dr. Velma and I discussed her latest book entitled The Wrong Catch.
FULL TRANSCRIPT: https://sites.psu.edu/womenandjusticetranscripts/women-justice-and-religion/
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2023-08-0429 minWomen and JusticeThe Origins of Female GardenersThis episode takes a historical look at a particular garden’s origin. Author Dr. Martha M. Williams and I discuss the origins of the Norfolk, Virginia Botanical Garden and the impact that black women had on the plan and planting of that location. Without knowing the true knowledge of the history of this location, I question in this session the impact that this location has on the present, past, and future generations.
FULL TRANSCRIPT: https://sites.psu.edu/womenandjusticetranscripts/the-origins-of-female-gardeners/
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2023-07-2843 minWomen and JusticeRethinking the Position of WomenBuzzwords in society include the following: equity, diversity, and inclusion. Using a gender lens, Dr. Triparna Vasavada and I explore how we can truly create an environment reflecting these aspects without isolating and/or marginalizing a new group.
FULL TRANSCRIPT: https://sites.psu.edu/edtechtips/rethinking-the-position-of-women/
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2023-07-2134 minWomen and JusticeRosa Belle Jordon’s MoonAuthor Mike Cronan and I undertake the analysis of a historical moment when a Black woman was gunned down in front of her child at the same moment as the moon landing. We discuss whether society has changed over the last 50 years.
FULL TRANSCRIPT: https://sites.psu.edu/womenandjusticetranscripts/episode-18-rosa-belle-jordons-moon/
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2023-07-1426 minWomen and JusticeA Female Publisher in a Sea of SharksPublisher and author Terri Martinez and I explore the landscape of book publishing, past and present, and contemplate the state of female-run publishers. We also discuss whether there’s room to help individuals who might otherwise get lost in a sea of people trying to pull them under, especially if we’re navigating those same treacherous waters ourselves.
FULL TRANSCRIPT: https://sites.psu.edu/womenandjusticetranscripts/episode-17-a-female-publisher-in-a-sea-of-sharks/
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2023-07-0738 minWomen and JusticeAchieving Justice before Violence OccursReturning to the connection between psychology and criminology, this episode turns to the expertise of Dr. Melanie D. Hetzel-Riggin, focusing on violence and prevention. So often in society we bypass targeting the steps of stopping something from happening or arising and only focus on the crime itself. We discuss what needs to happen at earlier stages in order to really make an impactful change.
FULL TRANSCRIPT: https://sites.psu.edu/womenandjusticetranscripts/episode-15-achieving-justice-before-violence-occurs/
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2023-06-3036 minWomen and JusticeUnderstanding Justice Gaps and Intersecting Points for WomenUsing the lens of a licensed social worker, TaLisa Ramos-Watts and I unwrap the reality of women in the context of decolonization, ancestral healing, intergenerational trauma, and cultural somatics with the objective of understanding intersectionality and beginning to fill gaps in knowledge.
FULL TRANSCRIPT: https://sites.psu.edu/womenandjusticetranscripts/episode-14-understanding-justice-gaps-and-intersecting-points-for-women/
DISCLAIMER: The views, thoughts and opinions expressed are the speaker’s (Dr. Shauntey James) own and do not represent the views, thoughts, and opinions of any other organization. The views expressed by guests are their own and their ap...
2023-06-2342 minWomen and JusticeWhere is the Justice in pushing an individual out of a space?J Coley and I tackle the twist and turns associated with being pushed out of public space. The focus of the episode centers on gentrification in neighborhoods but also briefly touches upon issues associated with bathroom usage.
FULL TRANSCRIPT: https://sites.psu.edu/womenandjusticetranscripts/episode-12-where-is-the-justice-in-pushing-an-individual-out-of-a-space/
DISCLAIMER: The views, thoughts and opinions expressed are the speaker’s (Dr. Shauntey James) own and do not represent the views, thoughts, and opinions of any other organization. The views expressed by guests are their own and their appearance on the program does not...
2023-06-1624 minWomen and JusticeUnderstanding Community FoundationsDr. Lauren Azevedo and I explore the impact of community foundations, questioning the reality of meeting the needs of a community both within and outside of the structure in the past, present, and future.
The session also briefly talks about gender equity and achieving it within the societal structure. Dr. Azevedo’s work can be found in numerous forms, including but not limited to the Journal of Latinos and Education and at conferences such as American Evaluation Association (AEA) and American Society for Public Administration (ASPA).
FULL TRANSCRIPT: https://sites.psu.edu/womena...
2023-06-0926 minWomen and JusticeProviding Service to Another“Providing service to another.” This phrase seems so simplistic, but how does serving another translate within the world of probation? My guest Tanessa R. Moten and I tackle the connection between service and probation with an emphasis on juveniles, families, and communities and moving away from a punitive model.
FULL TRANSCRIPT: https://sites.psu.edu/womenandjusticetranscripts/episode-11-transcript-providing-service-to-another/
DISCLAIMER: The views, thoughts and opinions expressed are the speaker’s (Dr. Shauntey James) own and do not represent the views, thoughts, and opinions of any other organization. The views expressed by gue...
2023-06-0236 minWomen and JusticeWork and Gender: Achieving JusticeDr. Yasemin Besen-Cassino and I explore work, gender, and youth, questioning the reality of knowing and articulating one’s value and dealing with society’s response. This episode also briefly touches upon the reality of popular culture and its impact on gender identity.
Dr. Besen-Cassino has over 5 books ipublsihed but the two mentioned within the episode are The Cost of Being a Girl: Working Teens and the Origins of the Gender Wage Gap and Gender Threat: American Masculinity in the Face of Change.
FULL TRANSCRIPT: https://sites.psu.edu/shaunteyjames/podcast/women-in-justice-episode-11-tra...
2023-05-2632 minWomen and JusticeA Peek into a Women’s Personal JourneyShante Renee Plummer and I explore the landscape of the criminal justice system from her perspective, highlighting journaling as a tool to deal with grief. This jam-packed 30 minutes will have you questioning the CJ structure and the way money shapes choices and options available to everyone at various points in the process.
Remember to pick up both her books: “619: The Emotions Behind Closed Doors” and “Turning Grief Pain Into Progress: Journal of Your Journey”
FULL TRANSCRIPT: https://sites.psu.edu/shaunteyjames/podcast/women-in-justice-episode-10-transcript/
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2023-05-1934 minWomen and JusticeWomen and Mental HealthPenn State Faculty Dr. Patricia Aguilerra-Hermida and I explore the landscape of clinical psychology in reference to abuse. She peels back the uncomfortable layers of the reality of this topic while suggesting paths for the future. If you have any interest in mental health, you do not want to miss this episode.
FULL TRANSCRIPT: https://sites.psu.edu/shaunteyjames/podcast/women-in-justice-episode-8-transcript/
DISCLAIMER: The views, thoughts and opinions expressed are the speaker’s (Dr. Shauntey James) own and do not represent the views, thoughts, and opinions of any other orga...
2023-05-1239 minWomen and JusticeEnsuring the Next Generation of Women Have a FutureWhat is our obligation to future generations? With Geri Krotow, mystery author, I explore this question, especially regarding justice and females in the workplace. While reflecting on Krotow’s journey to becoming an award-winning author, this episode juxtaposes her personal hurdles and triumphs with her commitment to supporting other women within the genre.
FULL TRANSCRIPT: https://sites.psu.edu/shaunteyjames/podcast/women-in-justice-episode-4-transcript/
DISCLAIMER: The views, thoughts and opinions expressed are the speaker’s (Dr. Shauntey James) own and do not represent the views, thoughts, and opin...
2023-05-0527 minWomen and JusticeSocial Justice Issues Impacting WomenSocial justice issues can range from exploring the distribution of wealth and opportunities to privileges within a society for a limited few. Poet Maria James-Thiaw and I discuss the disparities in health care and social justice that exist among women and in comparison to their male counterparts as well as steps that need to be taken to rectify the current status.
FULL TRANSCRIPT: https://sites.psu.edu/shaunteyjames/podcast/women-in-justice-episode-7-transcript/
DISCLAIMER: The views, thoughts and opinions expressed are the speaker’s (Dr. Shauntey James) own and do not re...
2023-04-2831 minWomen and JusticeListening to WomenListening involves paying attention to a sound, but what if the voice is marginalized? Dr. Overton-Morris and I explore the sound and silence of women within society. Tackling both quantitative and qualitative research, this episode crescendos into possible directions for a “unified” voice among women in the future.
FULL TRANSCRIPT:https://sites.psu.edu/shaunteyjames/podcast/women-in-justice-episode-6-transcript/
DISCLAIMER: The views, thoughts and opinions expressed are the speaker’s (Dr. Shauntey James) own and do not represent the views, thoughts, and opinions of any other organization. The views expressed by gue...
2023-04-2126 minWomen and JusticeChallenging the Narrative of Women in the Criminal Justice SystemFellow criminal justice professor Dr. Cunningham Stringer and I challenge the prevailing narrative surrounding women involved in the criminal justice system, including not only incarcerated women but also women as advocates and at various points in the system. Dr. Stringer discusses changes that have been made to the system and those that still need to be made
FULL TRANSCRIPT: https://sites.psu.edu/shaunteyjames/podcast/women-in-justice-episode-4-transcript/
DISCLAIMER: The views, thoughts and opinions expressed are the speaker’s (Dr. Shauntey James) own and do not represent the views, thoughts, an...
2023-04-1430 minWomen and JusticeIs there space for Female Authors?Mystery author Misty Simon and I explore the modern landscape of publishing while pondering the true state of women as authors. We explore the question of creating space for alternative voices, especially in the genre of crime fiction.
FULL TRANSCRIPT: https://sites.psu.edu/shaunteyjames/podcast/women-in-justice-episode-5-transcript/
DISCLAIMER: The views, thoughts and opinions expressed are the speaker’s (Dr. Shauntey James) own and do not represent the views, thoughts, and opinions of any other organization. The views expressed by guests are their own and their appearance on the pr...
2023-04-0730 minWomen and JusticeBridging the Gap in Order to see Women FullyBridging criminology and psychology: Society often separates the two disciplines. I want to take a moment to consider the intersecting points and the possible gaps in each individual field that may be filled by the combination of both worlds.
FULL TRANSCRIPT: https://sites.psu.edu/shaunteyjames/podcast/women-in-justice-episode-3-transcript/
DISCLAIMER: The views, thoughts and opinions expressed are the speaker’s (Dr. Shauntey James) own and do not represent the views, thoughts, and opinions of any other organization. The views expressed by guests are their own and their appearance on th...
2023-03-3136 minWomen and JusticeWomen Working within Corrections (W3C)In this episode, we open the door to delicate issues within the world of corrections with the objective of bridging the experiential world with textbook knowledge. The key is understanding the "reality" for women within this structure.
FULL TRANSCRIPT: https://sites.psu.edu/shaunteyjames/women-in-justice-episode-2-transcript/
DISCLAIMER: The views, thoughts and opinions expressed are the speaker’s (Dr. Shauntey James) own and do not represent the views, thoughts, and opinions of any other organization. The views expressed by guests are their own and their appearance on the program does not...
2023-03-2430 min
Women and JusticeWelcome to Women and JusticeDr. Shauntey James: Women and Justice explores the twisted road that women are forced to follow in pursuit of justice. The journey is marked by sexual violence, intersectionality, and Supreme Court overhauls, to name a few. Half-hour interviews with experts in the field that you can fit into a workout or your drive home will challenge prevailing understandings of women and justice and make suggestions for future reforms. The winding road may be difficult to process at times, but to help straighten the path for the next generation, it’s a path worth taking. Subscribe for new episodes every Fr...
2023-03-2302 min
Sorta Kinda Funny61. History of St. Patrick’s Day with Shauntey McFirecrotchHappy St. Patrick’s Day! This week we are joined with a very unique guest, Chantey McFirecrotch. He is a very violent leprechaun, who lets us in on some fun facts about this holiday.
2023-03-1630 min