Mujéres Co-Labor 4 Peace Wren Ribeiro

Mujéres Co-Labor for Peace is a show of intimate conversations about healing from the effects of Misogyny, Capitalism, and Climate Change. 
These three intersecting show themes are deeply ingrained in our lives and in society. Heart by heart-centered discussion, with women who have collaborated in unique ways for social justice, can inspire not only hope and action but also healing and peace.
This show is sponsored by InnerFortune, the full life self coaching journal and is produced with Easthampton Media.

What is Misogyny? 
This inaugural episode in a series on misogyny begins with brief personal and academic historical connections to the patriarchal order. It features the works of Kate Manne, Melissa Emery Thompson, Deniz Kandi-yoti, Camille Paglia, Andrea Dworkin, Julia Gillard, Gerda Lerner, and everyday feminism.

How might matrilineal primate societies, TREES, Embodiment and Biomimicry support our healing? People featured include Melissa Emery Thompson, Audre Lorde, Angela Saini, Rianne Eisler, Charlotte Perkins Gilman.

How do we unburden our ancestors and descendants from the effects of misogyny? This episode digs into emotional processing techniques including dream incubation with ancestral support and explores the works of White Awake, Inner Fortune, Kate Manne, The Atlantic, Phobe Lou Adams, Karen DeCrowe, Sophie Gilbert, Internal Family Systems, Legacy Burden, Roxanne Gay, and the notion of inner gaslighting.

We can fortify ourselves by women's labors in waves of feminism, labor justice, and writings on equanimity in this episode of MC4P. Featured women include Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Lucretia Mott, Sonora Jha, Andrea Dworkin, Silvia Federici, and Christina Feldman.

A Dear Karen letter from the book, Beyond Karen: Emerging from the depths of an epic epithet is read in an episode of MC4P reflecting on ways Karens racist and self centered behaviors may have been a capitalist's idea of distracting mainstream white folks from centering the importance of Black lives.