
An Interview with Woman Life Freedom
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About this listen
In my work as a death doula, I guide people at the end of their lives through a process called a Life Review: reflecting on unfinished business, regrets, accomplishments, and hopes for what comes next. In this episode, I bring that same practice to a cultural scale, sitting with the Woman Life Freedom movement as if she were a dying person—asking her the questions I would ask someone nearing the end of their life and imagining how she might respond.
This episode is both reflection and an invitation to honor the grief and legacy of Woman Life Freedom, and to consider how we carry her memory forward in Iran, in diaspora, and in ongoing movements for liberation around the world.
If you're Iranian in diaspora and looking for community, joi us in Dard-e Del ❤️🩹
📸 Cover image by Laura Acquaviva
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🎵 Theme song: 'Lullaby' by Iranian oud player Negâr Boubân
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