This month, Heidi and Brittany continue to analyze the ways in which popular media can replicate or challenge social norms around sex, violence, gender, and race while talking about the CW teen drama “Riverdale.”

This month, Heidi and Brittany continue to analyze the ways in which popular media can replicate or challenge social norms around sex, violence, gender, and race while talking about the CW teen drama “Riverdale.”

In this episode, Brittany and Heidi discuss how certain popular Halloween costumes like ‘hula girl’ or ‘sexy’ anything can actually be very harmful when they perpetuate stereotypes or sexualize different cultures or gender identities.

In this episode, Brittany and Heidi discuss how certain popular Halloween costumes like ‘hula girl’ or ‘sexy’ anything can actually be very harmful when they perpetuate stereotypes or sexualize different cultures or gender identities.

In this episode, Heidi and Brittany acknowledge the salience of social media in our lives and explore ways that we can have healthier relationships with and through these digital platforms.

Heidi and Brittany discuss the ways sexual violence is portrayed on HBO’s “Game of Thrones.” As advocates against violence, they grapple with what it means to be fans of such a violent show.

Heidi and Brittany focus on “locating themselves” in this episode, with an open discussion on the identities they hold as personally significant. They share how grounding themselves in this way is an important part of transformative social justice work.

This month, Brittany and Heidi talk about the role of art in social justice and healing work. This episode includes a special interview with artist and HopeWorks’ Director of Community Engagement, Vanita Leatherwood.

In May's episode, Brittany and Heidi explore reproductive justice by discussing its absence in the dystopian world of The Handmaid's Tale.

April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM)-join Brittany and Heidi as they explore what it means to create a culture of care, compassion, and consent.