Podcasts about india's daughter

A 15-year-old hitchhiker catches a ride with a sweet "grandpa looking man." She was excited to go home but he had plans of his own. His plans resulted in her with both her arms amputated and thrown off a cliff.  On the other side of the world, another girl got on a bus after visiting the movies with a friend. She would be found tossed off the bus clinging on for her life.  Some of the darkest cases I've covered but it's been highly requested and we need to keep these stories alive. Get your tissues ready - it's gut wrenching. 

Nirbhaya means "the fearless one", and it was the name given by the Indian media to a 23 year old woman - Jyoti Singh - after she was brutally gang raped on a bus by 6 men. Jyoti’s rape and murder was a watershed moment in India, it made grisly headlines across the world, and brought tens of thousands of protesters onto the streets of Delhi to demand a change in how the nation deals with violence against women and girls. This horrific attack still continues to dominate the news as the four remaining convicted men are set to be hanged any day now...Help support the show and get bonus content at: Patreon.com/redhandedReferences:Vimeo link for India's Daughter: https://vimeo.com/ondemand/indiasdaughter https://hyperallergic.com/492341/the-irresponsible-failure-of-a-netflix-series-on-the-2012-delhi-gang-rape-investigation/https://hyperallergic.com/169022/indias-newest-superhero-is-a-rape-victim/http://www.priyashakti.com/https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-india-25855719https://www.voanews.com/east-asia-pacific/indias-tribal-councils-under-fire-after-gang-rapehttps://www.washingtonpost.com/world/asia_pacific/latest-gang-rape-of-young-woman-in-india-highlights-vigilante-role-of-tribal-village-elders/2014/01/24/80abe648-84ef-11e3-a273-6ffd9cf9f4ba_story.htmlhttps://bigthink.com/strange-maps/worst-countries-for-women?rebelltitem=1#rebelltitem1https://poll2018.trust.org/https://www.bellesa.co/collective/article?id=277/the-madonna-whore-complex-its-more-common-than-you-think-https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/delhi/nirbhaya-case-convicts-move-court-seeking-stay-on-execution/articleshow/74416841.cmshttps://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2020/01/07/four-men-convicted-nirbhaya-gang-rape-delhi-bus-hanged-month/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ramuism || Episode No 1 || About Rape & India's Daughter

LeVar and Phil speak about a couple of documentaries on Netflix in this episode. We tackle a documentary about the social-cultural change that swept through India following a chilling assault and murder of a Medical Student, and one about Disney's first black animator, Floyd Norman. Have you seen these documentaries? Let us know what you think, reach us. Show Details Song from our intro: Social Club Misfits - Screwed Up Kids (feat. Alex Faith, Dre Murray, K-Nuff & Juanlove) Outro: Transformers clip from 1980's cartoon series Voice Over: Lady Dee Email: TheAfterWatch@pm.me Tweeter: @after_watch. Instagram: theafterwatch

Leslee Udwin~Human Rights Advocate, Filmmaker and Founder of Think Equal. What happens when you commit to building a new generation that does not harbour discrimination? Will the world change? Leslee Udwin believes it will and she is on a mission to make this impact. I first met Leslee at a special evening event. She was the guest of honour and her film, India's Daughter was the subject. Leslee immediately grabbed my attention and heart. Her words resonated with me.Her mission to impact others for the better started early on in her career in the film industry. She worked as an actress but after her first child was born she moved her work behind the camera. She got into film production. Leslee describes film making as a political act of generosity. It allows you to see the world through the eyes of another human being. It allows you to feel them. If we did that as a matter of practice it would change the next generation. Allowing us to see the world through the eyes of another human being. This is what Leslee did in her award winning, heartbreaking documentary~ India's Daughter. India's Daughter India's Daughter tells about the 2012 brutal gang rape of Jyoti Singh in Dehli.When the public heard about the horrific crime, hundreds of thousands poured out of the streets in angry protest. The first ever of its kind in India. As Leslee watched this unfold from her TV in Denmark she connected with the story. As a woman, mother and rape victim she felt compelled to create the documentary. She wanted to tell the world who we lost by this crime. She almost gave up but it was her daughter that encouraged her to continue. Leslee talks in depth about the film and her experience making it. I encourage you to listen. It was the difficult time that she spent with the perpetrators that changed things for her. She said "films can create awareness but awareness is only the first step. It is not change."She was ready to start a change. Think Equal Think Equal is Leslee's focus now. It was her work on the film, and the time interviewing the rapists that gave her insight. At first she thought lack of education was the problem. If they were better educated they would not have done this. But after spending time with the lawyers in the case she saw that education did not make a difference. Mindsets need to shift. And the sooner we get this to happen, the better. Think Equal formed to address this need. The program calls for a system change to end the discriminatory mindset and cycle of violence across our world.It does this by introducing practical tools that enable empathy. Social-emotional learning (SEL) in the early years is the optimal time to build. That is why the program focuses on children under age 7. It is a matter of prevention. From the results they are studying so far, it is making an impact. Learn more about Think Equal here.Listen to Leslee's special offer to homeschoolers.Interested in the program as a homeschooler? Interested in joining the Think Equal Homeschool Group?Contact me: robyn@imhomeschooling.com India's Daughter Trailer  If you want to meet another mother on a mission to shift mindset in order to better support our kids check out my episode with Lenore Skenazy. Founder of Let Grow looking to impact schools and communities. 

Leslee Udwin talks about her documentary India's Daughter. Leslee is the director and producer of the ground breaking documentary India's Daughter. The film told the story of the brutal gang rape in 2012 of a 23 year old medical student on a Delhi bus. The student later died from her injuries. India's Daughter made international headlines and ignited protests. It is an impassioned plea for change and a tribute to a remarkable and inspiring young woman. In 1986, Leslee faced a life- and home-threatening experience at the hands of one of Britain's most notorious criminal landlords. After fighting a long and hard battle against him, and winning, she set about getting the story made as a TV film. The resultant TV film (BBC Screen Two) - Sitting Targets - had considerable impact as a piece of campaigning television. 5x15 brings together five outstanding individuals to tell of their lives, passions and inspirations. There are only two rules - no scripts and only 15 minutes each. Learn more about 5x15 events: 5x15stories.com Twitter: www.twitter.com/5x15stories Facebook: www.facebook.com/5x15stories Instagram: www.instagram.com/5x15stories

Robin on the FDA's too-fast-track approval of drugs for women, and female workers in G-20 countries. Guests: Leslee Udwin's film India's Daughter; Lorie Mertes on a new initiative from Museum of Women in the Arts; Mary Anne Franks on "revenge porn." Mary Anne Franks: Lorie Mertes: Leslee Udwin:

Matt Damon misses the bus in "The Martian". Rob Lowe is the law talkin' guy in "The Grinder". "India's Daughter" takes us to a dark place. A girl with skilz teams up with a hard bitten cop to play tattoo cluedo in "Blindspot", these and lots more in another jam packed episode.

Robin on "Mother's Day," Carly Fiorina's candidacy, and mental health in the US. Guests: Rev. Ann Kansfield, first woman chaplain (and a lesbian, too!) in NYC's Fire Department; scholar Valerie Hudson on "WomanStats"; Leslee Udwin discusses her banned film India's Daughter. Rev. Ann Kansfield & The FDNY Foundation Valerie Hudson & WomanStats Leslee Udwin and India's Daughter

India's Daughter tells the story of the rape and murder of 23 year-oldstudent Jyoti Singh in New Delhi in 2012.The Indian government, however, obtained an injunction to prevent the film being shown in India. To dicuss the documentary and the ongoing fallout we're joined by Shalini Sinha a former journalist and now business coach