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Religion and Reproductive Rights, Freedoms, and Justice in a Post-Roe World

Margaret D. Kamitsuka, Rebecca Todd Peters, Sheila Briggs, and Rosemary P. Carbine

Religious Studies, Gender Studies, and Hartley House sponsored a panel lecture and discussion with leading scholars who addressed the intersections of religion with reproductive rights, freedoms, and justice in the aftermath of the US Supreme Court's reversal of Roe v. Wade. Topics included, among others, comparative religious perspectives about abortion in Islam, Judaism, and Christianity; justification frameworks that shape views and discussions about abortion in the US; reproductive justice in progressive Christianity; and religio-political contexts and implications of the US Supreme Court decision.

All panelists provided consent to the recording of this event.
A Midsummer Night’s Dream - Radio Play

Gil Gonzalez

After a delay due to the pandemic, the Whittier College Department of Theatre, Film, and Communication Arts returned to production with A Midsummer Night’s Dream—a radio play adapted and directed by Professor Gil Gonzalez. It originally streamed on Vimeo from October 7-17, 2021.
Information program on Whittier College (from public television, circa 1960s)

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This information program on Whittier College aired on public television. The air date is unknown but is believed to be sometime in the 1960s. The video was digitized in May 2020.
Honoring the Past, Looking to the Future: History of Wardman Library at Whittier College

Whittier College

In 2014, the Bonnie Bell Wardman Library celebrated the 10 year anniversary of its rebirth as the Rose Hills Center for Library and Information Resources. This video, "Honoring the Past, Looking to the Future," tells the story of the library at Whittier College
Rigoberta Menchú at Whittier College

Rigoberta Menchu

Guatemalan human rights activist Rigoberta Menchú speaks at Whittier College.
What Really Matters

Whittier College

Promotional video produced by Whittier College highlighting the values associated with attending Whittier College.
Whittier College Promotional Video from 1989

Whittier College

This video, produced in 1989, served to promote Whittier College to prospective students.
Horace Goes to College

Whittier College

This 1917 silent film promoted Whittier College throughout cinemas in Southern California. It is also the first known film starring a Whittier College student (Clyde Tout, who also won the campus contest for the film's script). 12mins.