In its 16th year, the Wisconsin Alliance for Women’s Health continues to fight for Wisconsin women to have optimum health, safety, and economic security. Sara Finger, Executive Director, talks about how the current state legislature is so partisan that non-partisan issues, like women’s health, cannot be brought forward. The group compiles an annual legislative sessions […]
Primary Care, Nursing and Women’s Healthcare 2019
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Maternal Health Care in Rural Wisconsin
According to national statistics, more than 54% of rural counties have no hospital-based obstetrics services, leaving 18 million reproductive-age rural women without access to care. Here in Wisconsin, there are twenty counties with no practicing OB-GYN. What are the consequences of these barriers to women’s health in rural areas? Today on the show, guest host […]
Black Women’s Health Equity in the State Budget
In his recent budget proposal, Governor Tony Evers proposes to expand Medicaid coverage and allot $28 million to women’s and infant health. Today on the show, we take a close look at women’s health in the state of Wisconsin. Our guests are Lisa Peyton-Caire, founder and president of the Foundation for Black Women’s Wellness, and […]
After Tiller
On Tuesday February 25th, our host Carousel Bayrd was joined by Lana Wilson, Dr. Susan Robinson to discuss the documentary, “After Tiller” and Naral-Pro Choice Wisconsin’s executive director Jenni Dye to talk abut women’s rights and issues related to women’s health.
Plan B Pill Controversy and Reproductive Health
On Tuesday, May 14th, guest host Carousel Bayrd discussed the Plan B Pill controversy with guests Amanda Allen from the National Institute for Reproductive Health (NIRH) and Dr. Julie Fagan, a doctor with the UW-Madison Women’s Health Clinic.
