Catherine Epstein
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Catherine Epstein is a writer and radio producer from suburban Massachusetts. Recently, she’s worked as a production assistant with WNYC’s Studio 360, and as a teacher with OutLoud Radio in San Francisco. Catherine has taught media literacy in Cape Town, South Africa, and is a reader for American Short Fiction. She's now an educator at the Museum of the Moving Image.

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Fairness for Defendants Who Survive Domestic Violence

Posted June 21, 2011 | 06/21/11 06:55 PM ET

Originally posted at the Women's Media Center

On a humid morning in early June, more than 140 advocates representing some 100 organizations across New York State gathered in Albany to lobby for a recently introduced bill, the Domestic Violence Survivors Justice Act. The bill seeks potential sentencing relief...

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Late-Term Abortion: Filmmakers Seek To Boost Understanding

Posted November 28, 2010 | 11/28/10 08:29 AM ET

Originally published at the Women's Media Center

One afternoon in late October, filmmakers Martha Shane and Lana Wilson sat at Shane's kitchen table, creating dozens of homemade buttons that read "Trust Women," the working title of their documentary. The film tells the story of two doctors who perform...

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Feminism and the 14-Year-Old: Tavi Gevinson Says Do What You Want

Posted October 15, 2010 | 10/15/10 11:39 AM ET

Originally posted at Women's Media Center.

Tavi Gevinson started high school this fall. She also runs a fashion blog, Style Rookie, that gets a million and a half hits a month. I ask her what it's like, as a semi-professional fashion critic, to walk the halls...

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The Pill 50 Years Later -- and the Fight for Coverage Continues

Posted April 27, 2010 | 04/27/10 03:27 PM ET

An article published recently in Time magazine commemorates the 50th anniversary of the FDA's approval of the Pill for contraceptive use. But the fact that we celebrate the 50th anniversary of approval, rather than invention, kind of says it all. The Pill has been under ideological fire since...

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