Anti-Sexual Violence · Audio
en(gender)ed
en(gender)ed is a podcast hosted by Teri Yuan, focusing on gender violence, oppression mechanisms, and institutional solutions. The show centers on the voices of survivors, advocates, and policymakers, exploring issues such as coercive control, domestic violence, campus sexual assault, gun violence, and media bias, emphasizing intersectional perspectives and cultural literacy. With a profound, systematic style, it serves as an important knowledge platform in the field of gender justice.
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“en(gender)ed” is a podcast focusing on gender violence and institutional oppression, hosted by Teri Yuan, featuring content including:
- Theory and legislation of coercive control as gendered liberty crime (interview with Evan Stark, “Coercive Control”)
- History and criticism of batterer intervention programs (interview with Phyllis B. Frank, founder of NY Model)
- Advocacy work of National Coalition Against Domestic Violence and gun violence reform (interview with Ruth Glenn, NCADV President)
- Implementation and challenges of campus sexual assault bill “Enough Is Enough” (interview with Michelle Carroll, NYS Coalition Against Sexual Assault)
- #SurvivorStories series: Survivor “Elizabeth’s” narrative and cultural literacy (#abusertactics, #upstandertips)
Suitable for audiences interested in anti-sexual violence, patriarchy critique, political participation, and intersectional feminism issues, especially communities interested in institutional reform, advocacy strategies, and cultural criticism. The show’s style is highly systematic and theoretically grounded, emphasizing the interaction between survivor experiences and social structures, representing an important voice among gender justice podcasts.
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