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South Indian Life on Celluloid

Women in South India are improving their lives by becoming film-makers

• 28 mins

Dowries and Divorce

The British Asian women who are taking back what's theirs - ex-wives reclaim their dowries

• 28 mins

Walking Away from a Spinal Injury

An experimental new scientific procedure has helped a paralysed woman stand again

• 28 mins

Changes In Saudi Society

The programme looks at the changing aspirations of young men and women in Saudi Arabia

• 28 mins

How To Raise Girls

Should mothers raise daughters to be 'sugar and spice' or allow them to be themselves?

• 28 mins

Actress And Activist Shabana Azmi

In the first of a series of interviews with inspiring women - Indian actress Shabana Azmi

• 27 mins

Monkey Business

An in-depth look at women who are mad about monkeys

• 28 mins

Living With 'The Curse'

Taboo in many cultures, menstruation is the topic of this special edition of Everywoman

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The Rise Of The Home Birth

Why a growing number of Western women are opting for home births

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Black Writing In Britain

The editor of IC3: The Penguin Book Of New Black Writing In Britain talks about the book

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Women In The Boxer Rebellion

The role of women in the Boxer Rebellion in Nineteenth Century China has been overlooked

• 28 mins

The Importance Of Pro Bono

Award-winning young lawyer, Yasmin Waljee, explains the need for pro bono work

• 28 mins

What It Means To Be Australian

Australian novelist Kate Grenville looks at the country's confused identity

• 27 mins

Everywoman Special Interview With Stella Sabiti

Director of the Centre for Conflict Resolution talks about the day that changed her life

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Why Do We Still Smoke?

Despite health risks, it's on the rise, with young women the fastest-growing users

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Looking After Mental Health

An American writer suffering from involuntary tics describes her fear of being 'crazy'

• 28 mins

Interview With Kanya King

Kanya King, founder of the Music of Black Origin (MOBO) Awards, talks about her vision

• 28 mins

Men Now: Growing Up As A Son

The second of four programmes focusing on men looks at what sons learn from their parents

• 27 mins

All At Sea

Why have women been largely written out of nautical history?

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Why Don't Women Vote?

As action is taken in Tanzania to encourage women to vote, is politics changing for women?

• 28 mins

Men Now: How To Be A Real Man

In the first of four special programmes, men talk about what it means to be a man now

• 27 mins

Men Now: Men At Work

Men have historically taken their identity from their work - this is changing, but why?

• 28 mins

Is America Ready For A Female President?

As America gets ready to vote, why has there never been a female presidential candidate?

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Men Now: Men In Relationships

In a changing world, are men really emasculated by relationships with successful women?

• 26 mins

Women Within Armed Organisations

The head of Basque separatist group ETA is thought to be a woman - why is this shocking?

• 28 mins

Uncovering Your True Identity

How does it feel to discover, as an adult, that you were adopted as a baby?

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Women Stopping War In Sierra Leone

Why are women being guided towards senior political roles in war-torn Sierra Leone?

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HIV As Seen Through The Camera Lens

A photography exhibition from Congolese HIV positive women has opened in London

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Are Things Getting Better For Women?

Angela King talks about her job of improving the lot of women in the United Nations

• 28 mins

Susan Sarandon And The World's Children

Interview with film star and special representative for UNICEF, Susan Sarandon.

• 28 mins