

The Jane Collective with Moira Donegan
Sep 4, 2024
Moira Donegan, a journalist and podcaster focused on feminist history, dives into the courageous story of the Jane Collective, a 1960s Chicago group that provided safe abortions when traditional access was denied. She discusses the pre-Roe v. Wade landscape and the role of women like Heather Booth in this underground movement. The conversation also touches on the technicalities of abortion procedures, the heroism of community support, and the importance of collective action against societal injustices, painting a powerful picture of women's rights activism.
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Intro
00:00 • 4min
The Jane Collective: A Historical Perspective on Abortion Rights
03:42 • 14min
Heather Booth and the Fight for Reproductive Rights
18:05 • 20min
Understanding the DNC Procedure for Abortions
38:07 • 3min
Underground Abortion Networks: The Story of Jane
41:11 • 21min
Collective Action and the Heroism of Community Support
01:02:30 • 3min
Exploring Complexity in Journalism and Film
01:05:58 • 3min