Sarah Ahn's guest appearances

Sarah Ahn

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Zeke Luger

Home care workers are some of the most exploited workers in New York City. These workers are expected to work shifts as long as 24 hours while being shortchanged on the pay they are owed. Many of these women have experienced debilitating injuries and illnesses. A coalition of groups including Chinese Staff &amp; Workers Association, Flushing Workers Center, National Organization for Women NYS, NYC DSA Socialist Feminists &amp; National Mobilization Against SweatShops is leading the “Ain’t I A Woman” campaign to get City Council to pass new laws that would curtail the abuses home care workers endure. Sarah Ahn and Zeke Luger from the Ain’t I A Woman campaign joined us to talk about this. Ahn has been organizing with home care workers for years. Luger is a patient’s family member who supports stronger labor protections for home care workers.

Sarah Ahn and Zeke Luger on Defending home Care Workers in NYC

Judith Herman

In this episode, my friend Sarah Ahn and I discuss concepts from Judith Herman's book, Trauma And Recovery, and how it applies to different experiences we've had with healing recently. It's a thoughtful and wholesome discussion worth checking out if you are interested in healing and also feeling any pull towards learning about yourself in relationship to others, and feeling stuck in this quarantine, and want to explore some perspectives on perhaps moving towards feeling unstuck. Healing does not happen quickly and easily but it happens nevertheless and it gets easier with time, and practice. It takes initiative- it is a choice. If you're choosing to heal, you will like this episode. ❤️Thank you for listening, I hope you get something out of it! Email: aektabus@yahoo.com IG: @aekbeing --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast.  https://anchor.fm/appSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/aektaQC/support

In this episode, my friend Sarah Ahn and I discuss concepts from Judith Herman's book, Trauma And Recovery, and how it applies to different experiences we've had with healing recently. It's a thoughtful and wholesome discussion worth checking out if you are interested in healing and also feeling any pull towards learning about yourself in relationship to others, and feeling stuck in this quarantine, and want to explore some perspectives on perhaps moving towards feeling unstuck. Healing does not happen quickly and easily but it happens nevertheless and it gets easier with time, and practice. It takes initiative- it is a choice. If you're choosing to heal, you will like this episode. ❤️Thank you for listening, I hope you get something out of it! Email: aektabus@yahoo.com IG: @aekbeing --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. <a href="https://anchor.fm/app" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/app</a> Support this podcast: <a href="https://anchor.fm/aektaQC/support" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/aektaQC/support</a>