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Jill Greenfield

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Kara Goldin

Ben Smith

Jeff Henderson

Michael Finkel

Joan Crawford

John Kirby

Sarah Cook

Adrian Smith

Kate Everett

Dave Morrell

Jim Edwards

Mary Whitehouse

Vivien Leigh

Ben Hayes

Lindy Chamberlain

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Jill Greenfield, partner at Fieldfisher, is one of the top Injury Claims Lawyers in the UK. Jill is a fierce advocate for women’s rights and is currently leading the UK cases against Harvey Weinstein and is also involved in supporting the victims of Jeffery Epstein. Jill’s chosen career path was influenced by her early experiences with sexual abuse and violence toward women in her community, in this episode we will be discussing these topics openly. This episode is a powerful reminder to take stock of what fuels us so that we can use our voices to call for accountability and change. At the end of the episode, we discuss this week’s Mojo Move, Interrupt your Inner Dialogue. Thanks for listening! For show notes and more information about the podcast go to: www.mojomondaysbootcamp.com

Jill Greenfield, partner at Fieldfisher, is one of the top Injury Claims Lawyers in the UK. Jill is a fierce advocate for women’s rights and is currently leading the UK cases against Harvey Weinstein and is also involved in supporting the victims of Jeffery Epstein. Jill’s chosen career path was influenced by her early experiences with sexual abuse and violence toward women in her community, in this episode we will be discussing these topics openly. This episode is a powerful reminder to take stock of what fuels us so that we can use our voices to call for accountability and change. At the end of the episode, we discuss this week’s Mojo Move, Interrupt your Inner Dialogue. Thanks for listening! For show notes and more information about the podcast go to: <a href="http://www.mojomondaysbootcamp.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.mojomondaysbootcamp.com</a>

No One Is Above the Law: Fieldfisher's Jill Greenfield

Most of us have done a first aid course before. It's something you have to do, but don't think you'll ever actually need. We never think that someone else's life will actually be in our hands.But that was the reality for Jill Greenfield, when a bystander saved her life during a medical emergency. In this episode, we learn about who Jill is and how she came to live at Billa Kalina Station, how a stranger saved her life, and what impact it has had on her life. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Most of us have done a first aid course before. It's something you have to do, but don't think you'll ever actually need. We never think that someone else's life will actually be in our hands.But that was the reality for Jill Greenfield, when a bystander saved her life during a medical emergency. In this episode, we learn about who Jill is and how she came to live at Billa Kalina Station, how a stranger saved her life, and what impact it has had on her life. See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Jill Greenfield - A stranger saved my life

As part of the Women in Hollywood symposium I talked with lawyer Jill Greenfield of FieldFisher solicitors, who is currently pursuing the civil case against Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein for alleged sexual assaults. https://archive.org/download/HeresLookingAtYouPodcast11/HeresLookinAtYouPodcast11.mp3   In our conversation Jill talks about herself and her motivations for being a lawyer and for taking on the civil case against Weinstein. We also talk about her part in the larger narrative around misogyny in the entertainment industry about inspiring young women, handing power on, calling out unacceptable behaviour. This conversation very much feeds back into themes Kerry McElroy offered up in the last podcast about the importance and the empowering potential of giving victims a space to speak, about victim shaming, about the idea of the casting couch, #MeToo, agenda setting and the power (and often inherent misogyny) of the media: how the media, the public and scholars can seize the moment, help move the conversation forward and make a change. Music is by kind permission of The Shannon Reilly Trio. The full version of the song Trouble can be found along with its video here, and purchased on the Shannon Reilly Trio album also called Trouble. The podcast was produced thanks to the post-production expertise of John Ashbrook of Radio Pictures. Feel free to comment below on the podcast or the subjects it covers, ask questions, raise points or make suggestions for further podcasts and blogs. You can sign up to receive email notifications when subsequent podcasts and posts become available. Simply enter your email at the ‘Follow Blog’ notices at the foot or sidebar of the page. You can also access previous podcasts by clicking here or the ‘Podcast’ toggle at the top any page. The opinions expressed on this blog are mine, and do not reflect the opinions of DeMontfort University or any other employee thereof. Nor is DeMontfort University responsible for the accuracy of any of the information supplied within this blog.

As part of the Women in Hollywood symposium I talked with lawyer Jill Greenfield of <a href="https://www.fieldfisher.com/people/g/jill-greenfield" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">FieldFisher solicitors</a>, who is currently pursuing the civil case against Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein for <a href="https://www.nytimes.com/2017/10/05/us/harvey-weinstein-harassment-allegations.html" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">alleged sexual assaults</a>. <a href="https://archive.org/download/HeresLookingAtYouPodcast11/HeresLookinAtYouPodcast11.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://archive.org/download/HeresLookingAtYouPodcast11/HeresLookinAtYouPodcast11.mp3</a> <a href="https://archive.org/download/HeresLookingAtYouPodcast11/HeresLookinAtYouPodcast11.mp3" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank"></a> In our conversation Jill talks about herself and her motivations for being a lawyer and for taking on the civil case against Weinstein. We also talk about her part in the larger narrative around misogyny in the entertainment industry about inspiring young women, handing power on, calling out unacceptable behaviour. This conversation very much feeds back into themes Kerry McElroy offered up in the last podcast about the importance and the empowering potential of giving victims a space to speak, about victim shaming, about the idea of the casting couch, #MeToo, agenda setting and the power (and often inherent misogyny) of the media: how the media, the public and scholars can seize the moment, help move the conversation forward and make a change. Music is by kind permission of <a href="http://www.shannonreillytrio.co.uk/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">The Shannon Reilly Trio</a>. The full version of the song Trouble can be found along with its video <a href="https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=shannon+reilly+trio+trouble&amp;view=detail&amp;mid=8857046AD4B76DDE51258857046AD4B76DDE5125&amp;FORM=VIRE" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">here</a>, and purchased on the Shannon Reilly Trio album also called Trouble. The podcast was produced thanks to the post-production expertise of John Ashbrook of Radio Pictures. Feel free to comment below on the podcast or the subjects it covers, ask questions, raise points or make suggestions for further podcasts and blogs. You can sign up to receive email notifications when subsequent podcasts and posts become available. Simply enter your email at the ‘Follow Blog’ notices at the foot or sidebar of the page. You can also access previous podcasts by clicking here or the ‘Podcast’ toggle at the top any page. The opinions expressed on this blog are mine, and do not reflect the opinions of DeMontfort University or any other employee thereof. Nor is DeMontfort University responsible for the accuracy of any of the information supplied within this blog.

Podcast#11: ‘I’m no Mary Whitehouse’:  Jill Greenfield on calling out alleged sexual harassment and assault in the entertainment industry.