NESRI's Podcast

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NESRI's Podcast

This podcast page will offer a glimpse at talks NESRI and it's partners and allies have given across the country.

  1. Take Back the Land Panel at the Left Forum - June 2013

    10/03/2013

    Take Back the Land Panel at the Left Forum - June 2013

    Take Back the Land organized a panel entitled "Social Movements and Left Transformative Organizing" at the Left Forum at Pace University in New York City in June, 2013. This podcast features highlights from the panel of organizers and activists discussing the challenges and successes they've had in securing the fundamental human right to housing through Take Back the Land. Panelists include Rob Robinson and Max Rameau from Take Back the Land and Willie J.R. Fleming and Toussaint Losier from the Chicago Anti-Eviction Campaign. To learn more about the Take Back the Land movement, visit TBTL.org. To learn more about the Chicago Anti-Eviction Campaign, visit Chicagoantieviction.org. To learn more about our work here at NESRI, visit NESRI.org. To learn more about the Left Forum, visit LeftForum.org. All music was provided by the Adam Ezra Group: http://adamezra.com. This podcast was created by Jason Fernandes, a NESRI Summer 2013 communications intern and student at the University of Pennsylvania.

    38 min
  2. Third Way Models: Community Land Trusts as radical transformation

    02/17/2012

    Third Way Models: Community Land Trusts as radical transformation

    Brittany Scott of NESRI's Human Right to Housing Program presents a short introduction to 3 Interim Proposals for how the housing movement might lock-in models of land transformation during the 2012 Spring Offensive (a co-production with Take Back the Land & Movement Catalyst). An introductory presentation on Community Land Trusts as a specific legal tool for this radical transformation follows, led by Sam Miller and Kendall Jackman of Picture the Homeless. 2 powerpoints were used. The first is available at: http://bit.ly/xp8ibx. The second at:

    52 min

  3. 04/21/2011

    Healthcare is a Human Right Audio PSA

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    1 min
  4. People’s Budget Report: Vermont falls short of protecting economic and social rights

    03/02/2011

    People’s Budget Report: Vermont falls short of protecting economic and social rights

    Host Traven Leyshon, of Equal Time radio, features Anja Rudiger and Peg Franzen to discuss findings of the Vermont Workers’ Center's People's Budget Project.

    27 min

  5. 04/30/2010

    Episode 13: The Human Right to Health Care

    On March 29, 2010, the Opportunity Agenda organized a National Telebriefing on the Human Right to Health Care in collaboration with NESRI and Amnesty International. In the one hour briefing Anja Rudiger, Human Right to Health Program Director at NESRI, Rachel Ward of Amnesty International and Julie Rowe of the Opportunity Agenda, analyzed the recent health reform law through a human rights lens, focusing on the impact of the law, including on maternal health, and on how to communicate health reform issues within a human rights framework. The following podcast is one hour long. Anja Rudiger speaks from minute 4 to minute 26:40. Rachel Ward speaks from minute 26:46 to minute 43:40. The last section of the recording is dedicated to Julie Rowe of the Opportunity Agenda. She speaks from minute 44:00 till the end. For additional information about this podcast and NESRI’s ongoing activities please visit www.nesri.org.

    1h 1m
  6. Episode 12: Dignity in Schools Campaign on Justice4Children Blog Talk Radio

    12/09/2009 · VIDEO

    Episode 12: Dignity in Schools Campaign on Justice4Children Blog Talk Radio

    Host Theresa Edwards featured the Dignity in Schools Campaign on the Justice4Children Radio Program to discuss the National Resolution for Ending School Pushout and concrete policy reforms to end pushout. Guest speakers included Benetta Standly from the ACLU of Florida, a high school student member of Desis Rising Up and Moving (DRUM) in New York City, and Liz Sullivan of the National Economic and Social Rights Initiative. You can also access the show at www.blogtalkradio.com/wakeupcallshow.

    2h 7m

  7. 12/08/2009

    Episode 11: WRFG's Class Chronicles Discusses the Human Right to Housing

    On November 18, 2009, WRFG's (Radio Free Georgia - http://wrfg.org) Class Chronicles hosted a live interview with Anita Beaty, the Executive Director of the Metro Atlanta Task Force for the Homeless, J.R. Fleming, an organizer with the Chicago Coalition to Protect Public Housing and the Chicago Independent Human Rights Council, and Tiffany Gardner, the Human Right to Housing Director at the National Economic and Social Rights Initiative. They discussed the human right to housing, the national housing crisis, the recent UN Special Rapporteur on the Right to Adequate Housing's First Official Mission to the United States, and the homelessness and public housing situations in Atlanta and Chicago.

    49 min
  8. Episode 10: NESRI Interviews Christine Kaufmann on the Human Right to Health Care

    09/18/2009

    Episode 10: NESRI Interviews Christine Kaufmann on the Human Right to Health Care

    In August, NESRI’s Human Right to Health Director, Anja Rudiger, interviewed Christine Kaufmann, Montana State Senator and long-time Director of the Montana Human Rights Network, about her experience of developing Montana’s increasingly influential human right to health care campaign. In the interview Senator Kaufmann also argues that local and state-based activists need not wait for federal action on health care reform, reflects on her dual role as politician and advocate, and explains why politicians can be much more progressive if pushed by concerted pressure from the grassroots.

    1h 4m
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  • Creator
    NESRI
  • Years Active
    2009 - 2013
  • Episodes
    17
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    © Copyright 2022 NESRI
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