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Free Birth Society

The Challenges of Being A Human Rights Activist with Jennifer Lahl

Free Birth Society

Emilee Saldaya

Society & Culture, Arts

4.61.2K Ratings

🗓️ 27 March 2020

⏱️ 70 minutes

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Summary

This week I invite Jennifer Lahl on the show, who is the Founder and President for the Center for Bioethics and Culture, based in San Francisco. She’s also a documentary producer, having created important films like Eggspoitation and Big Fertility. Today we discuss some of the health risks of egg harvesting and of being a surrogate, as well as some of the deeply concerning language in surrogacy contracts, and the challenges Jennifer has faced as she tries to make legislative changes to protect women. I also share some my experience of the backlash I received in putting out the three part surrogacy series. We also include some great resources at the end of where to learn more.

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0:00.0

Welcome to the Free Birth Podcast, a supportive space for people who are learning, exploring, and celebrating their autonomous choices in childbirths.

0:14.8

Together, we'll unpack truths, share personal stories, and claim our ability to birth freely and intuitively.

0:24.1

Here's your host, Emily Saldane.

0:26.5

Thank you. Do you know it's your calling to become an authentic midwife? Do you dream of attending women in birth?

0:50.2

Have you felt frustrated trying to be a birth worker in the system? Are you looking for a better way to walk with women in total integrity,

0:59.0

supporting mother-led physiological birth?

1:02.0

Are you dreaming of building a thriving, profitable business as a birth coach?

1:08.0

Well, we are thrilled to announce that enrollment for our radical

1:12.4

birthkeeper school is now open. Classes begin June 1st, so head over to our website and get the

1:19.4

details. The time is now, and we need you to join us in this birth revolution.

1:28.3

www.radicalbirthkeeper school.com. This week.

1:47.0

This week, I invite Jennifer Law on the show, who is the founder and president of the Center for Bioethics and Culture, based in San Francisco.

2:05.4

She's also a documentary producer, having created important films like Egg Exploitation and Big Fertility.

2:13.5

Today, we discuss some of the health risks of egg harvesting and of being a surrogate,

2:18.2

as well as some of the deeply concerning language in surrogacy contracts,

2:22.3

the challenges Jennifer has faced as she tries to make legislative changes to protect women,

2:28.2

and I also share some of my experience of the backlash I received

2:32.4

in putting out the three-part surrogacy series.

2:35.6

We also include some great resources at the end of where to learn more.

2:48.5

Okay, it is such an honor to be here with you today, and I'm so, so grateful to bring your

2:54.6

wisdom and knowledge to the women that listen to this podcast. So why don't you please just

2:59.5

introduce yourself and tell us a little bit about who you are? Sure. Well, my name is Jennifer

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