WomensMosaic

Endometriosis, the “Hidden” Illness An estimated 1 in 10 women have a painful condition known as endometriosis. In spite of how common it is and the enormous suffering endured by those with this disease, diagnosis takes an average of 7 to 10 years. Often mistaken for IBS, fibroids, UTIs, PID, and ovarian cysts, tragically treatment […]

In Part 2, Co-hosts Karen Morrison and Elizabeth Madrigal welcome Judge Sharonda Amamilo in a conversation about pursuing justice in Washington state courts. Judge Amamilo is recognized for being thoughtful, compassionate, and having an impartial perspective. Her goal is to deliver justice while safeguarding the constitutional rights of every citizen. Elected in 2020 to the

Co-hosts Karen Morrison and Elizabeth Madrigal welcome Judge Sharonda Amamilo in a conversation about pursuing justice in Washington state courts. Judge Amamilo is recognized for being thoughtful, compassionate, and having an impartial perspective. Her goal is to deliver justice while safeguarding the constitutional rights of every citizen. Elected in 2020 to the Thurston County Superior

The Practice of Trauma-Informed Education In part two of this two-part interview emareena danielles shares her strength, experience and the wisdom gained through their trauma-informed education practice teaching adult learners including those in carceral spaces. emareena is a master educator, field researcher, and public scholar exploring the intersection of education, trauma, harm reduction, and transformation.

The Practice of Trauma-Responsive Education In part one of this two-part interview emareena danielles shares her strength, experience and the wisdom gained through their trauma-responsive education practice teaching adult learners including those in carceral spaces. emareena is a master educator, field researcher, and public scholar exploring the intersection of education, trauma, harm reduction, and transformation.

Ayanna Nance is a Vancouver‑born nonprofit director whose work is grounded in a deep commitment to recovery, community empowerment, and systems change. Co-hosts Karen Morrison and Elizabeth Madrigal speak with Ayanna about her long‑term recovery from substance use and mental health disorders, and how she draws on her lived experience to support individuals who are

Ayanna Nance is a Vancouver‑born nonprofit director whose work is grounded in a deep commitment to recovery, community empowerment, and systems change. Co-hosts Karen Morrison and Elizabeth Madrigal speak with Ayanna about her long‑term recovery from substance use and mental health disorders, and how she draws on her lived experience to support individuals who are

In Part 2, guests Loulou Fernandez and Sharon Cousineau, as the program manager and assigned lawyer respectively, with the Housing Justice Project of the Clark County Volunteer Lawyers Program, talk with Karen Morrison and Elizabeth Madrigal about their work with low-income individuals and marginalized communities. The non-profit’s vision is to assure a legal system that

In Part 1, guests Loulou Fernandez and Sharon Cousineau, as the program manager and assigned lawyer respectively, with the Housing Justice Project of the Clark County Volunteer Lawyers Program, talk with Karen Morrison and Elizabeth Madrigal about their work with low-income individuals and marginalized communities. The non-profit’s vision is to assure a legal system that

In this two-part episode hosts Karen Morrison and Elizabeth Madrigal speak with banker Amy Reeves, who is a Senior Vice President and the SW Washington Regional manager of OnPoint Community Credit Union. Their conversation centers on women, understanding our relationship with money and a few beginning steps for building wealth. Amy Reeves has 24 years