Amie Ichikawa

Amie Ichikawa, a former inmate and founder of Woman II Woman, shares her compelling insights on the challenges faced by women in prison. She reveals the startling reality of intact men being housed in women’s facilities and the safety concerns surrounding it. Amie discusses the dehumanizing conditions within the prison system, the imbalances created by policy changes, and the ongoing struggle for justice and dignity. Her advocacy work highlights the need for awareness and action to protect incarcerated women.

In this thought-provoking discussion, Amie Ichikawa, a founding member of Woman to Woman, and lesbian feminist activist joey brite tackle the controversial Dana Rivers case. They explore the implications of housing transgender individuals in women's prisons and the societal narratives surrounding this issue. The conversation highlights the emotional turmoil faced by incarcerated women and examines the broader themes of gender identity, violence, and justice in the correctional system. Their insights challenge listeners to reconsider the complexities of women's rights in today's society.