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Civil LiberTrees
Civil LiberTrees
18 episodes
2 weeks ago
Conversations with students, faculty members, and other experts on particular issues pertaining to civil liberties on Stanford's campus and beyond. Interviewees' perspectives are their own and do not necessarily represent the national ACLU's.
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Conversations with students, faculty members, and other experts on particular issues pertaining to civil liberties on Stanford's campus and beyond. Interviewees' perspectives are their own and do not necessarily represent the national ACLU's.
Show more...
Government
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Episode 7: Faride Perez-Aucar
Civil LiberTrees
22 minutes 51 seconds
3 years ago
Episode 7: Faride Perez-Aucar

In this episode, we interview ACLU NorCal Staff Attorney, Faride Perez-Aucar, who works for the Gender, Sexuality, and Reproductive Justice Program. Perez-Aucar speaks on reproductive justice, the family regulation system, and recent news regarding the ACLU's response to the Tulare county jails failing to provide prenatal care.

Hosts: Avi Gupta and Nicole Domingo

Student Section: Chloe Mendoza

Production: Katherine Zhou


Civil LiberTrees
Conversations with students, faculty members, and other experts on particular issues pertaining to civil liberties on Stanford's campus and beyond. Interviewees' perspectives are their own and do not necessarily represent the national ACLU's.