• Stepping Toward Justice with Sarah A. Ford Ep. 9: A Conversation with Ashley Lidow

  • Jun 28 2023
  • Length: 44 mins
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Stepping Toward Justice with Sarah A. Ford Ep. 9: A Conversation with Ashley Lidow

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  • This week, Sarah sits down with Ashley Lidow who is the Director of Policy and Government Relations with the Women's Rights Empowerment Network (WREN) for the state of South Carolina. Ashley helps lobby and bring about positive change from a policy standpoint for gender justice. Hear Ashley talk about the issues facing women and family in the state of South Carolina

    Stepping Toward Justice with Sarah A. Ford is a podcast where we’ll explore what justice really looks like - inside of a courtroom, outside in our communities, and where access to justice is lacking. We’ll talk with advocates, survivors, and changemakers working to make justice a reality for us all. We can’t change what we don’t understand or acknowledge. So let’s take a step together toward justice. 

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    Follow host Sarah A. Ford on social media @sarahafordesq. Follow producer Zeke Stephenson on social media @zekestephenson. 

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