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The EPEC Echo
The EPEC Echo episodes
- S2 Ep4: Episode 4 - 2021 "Instruments and Intersectionality in Appalachia"In this operation oppression episode, I sat down with community member Rachael Meads to discuss Appalachian culture and the history of oppression within the region of Appalachia. To suggest topic ideas or guest recommendations, please visit https://epecwv.org/epec-echo/.1 hr 9 min
- S2 Ep4: Special Episode: Our Message to Sexual Assault SurvivorsFor sexual assault awareness month, we wanted to bring survivors a special message of support. All of these voices and more are standing behind you this month and every month.6 min
- S2 Ep3: Episode 3 - 2021 "The Impact of Gender Violence"In this episode we take a Mission Masculinity Approach to discussing the Impact of Gender Violence in our community. Our guest is community member Larry Schultz. This episode references gender violence, please take care of yourself and call our helpline for support at 304-263-8292.1 hr 6 min
- S2 Ep2: Episode 2 - 2021 "The Durability of Racism"In this episode we take an Operation Oppression Approach to the Durability of Systemic Racism. Our guest is community member Adonijah Gilmore.1 hr
- S2 Ep1: Episode 1 - 2021 "The Language of Masculinity"A discussion with community member Andrew Price about the language tied to masculinity and the impact it has on each of us.1 hr 26 min
About The EPEC Echo
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Welcome to the EPEC Echo! A podcast designed to reflect the lives and stories of your community. We are a monthly podcast with an anti-oppression focus featuring deep dives on interpersonal violence and the impact of both on our communities. To engage with us, find us on social media @TheEPECEcho !
To learn more or to join our podcast as a guest speaker, please visit epecwv.org/epec-echo/ The EPEC Echo is powered by Eastern Panhandle Empowerment Center, 501(c)(3) with the help of the West Virginia Foundation for Rape Information and Services. For more information about EPEC, please visit epecwv.org.