This hour on Disrupted, we talk to a panel of women about the deepening challenges women are facing during this pandemic.

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In this episode, we hear from a panel of former and current officers, all of whom represent a perspective that often gets overlooked -  Black officers at that intersection of debates over what the police do, and what communities want. 

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This hour, we hear from the CEO of Higher Heights for America why her organization is working to elect Black women on every level of government. Also, a Connecticut family share its election reactions and what it means to be part of a historical Black sorority.

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This week on Disrupted, we hear from the great great grandson of Orrin Hawley, a soldier from Connecticut’s 29th Civil War Black infantry regiment. We also hear from a gay Vietnam veteran who is advocating for equal rights in the military. And we explore the challenges facing veterans in Connecticut during the pandemic.

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In this moment of social change and upheaval, how is the art world responding? This hour, we hear from women leading the conversation around curation of art at various museums around the country.

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According to an American Psychological Association study released in July, Americans are feeling uncertainty, frustration, fear, and anger stemming from a global pandemic, a contentious presidential election, and for some… ongoing systemic racism.  This hour, we hear about the cause of these stressors and why certain communities are at a higher risk and still face mental health stigmatization. 

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This week on Disrupted, Maya Rockeymoore Cummings, the widow of Congressman Elijah Cummings, talks about her husband's posthumously published memoir and his legacy. Author and professor Paul Butler reflects on his experience as a federal prosecutor.

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In this episode, we are joined by a panel of former and current officers, all of whom represent a perspective that often gets overlooked.

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It’s been exactly two weeks since Kentucky’s Attorney General announced no charges would be filed against officers for the death of Breonna Taylor. This hour, we hear from two authors about why the system isn't working. 

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