Today we’re diving into Municipal Broadband--which has started to gain some traction as an idea here in DC as a result of the pandemic forcing many aspects of life to go remote. Internet access is an intersectional equity issue, with Black and

E5 - Reproductive Justice ft. Shireen Shakouri

Oct 16th, 2020 44m 18s

Shireen Shakouri, subject matter expert on reproductive justice, links up with Home Rule to discuss reproductive health disparities, the outlook on abortion access and rights and how reproductive justice is a DC Statehood issue.

E4 - ANC2F ft. Alexandra Bailey, Michelle Yan, Rehana Mohammed and Sherene Joseph

Oct 6th, 2020 1h 6m

ANC2F Candidates Alexandra Bailey, Michelle Yan, Rehana Mohammed and Sherene Joseph hop on Home Rule to discuss their campaigns and outlook for their slice of Ward 2.

E3 - Carlos Rodriguez-Diaz

Sep 23rd, 2020 57m 21s

Carlos Rodriguez-Diaz is an associate professor at GWU’s Milken Institute of Public Health, who focuses on social determinants of health, and community health disparities within the realm of infectious disease. Lately, his work has centered aro

Trailer

An Introduction to Home Rule

Sep 8th, 2020 1m 43s

The name Home Rule is a callback to the cultural and political history of DC. The podcast, hosted by Ward 2 DC Council candidate Martín Miguel Fernández, is about centering native and local voices to share, discuss, and expand our vision of wha

E2- Daníel del Pielago

Sep 8th, 2020 1h 1m

Daniel del Pielago, Organizing Director of Empower DC, an organization battling for housing equity and justice across the District, hops on Home Rule to discuss housing, which is simultaneously under the stressors of gentrification, systemic la

E2 - Daniel del Pielago of Empower DC

Sep 4th, 2020 1h 1m

E1 - C.R. Gibbs

Sep 4th, 2020 58m 28s

Historian C.R. Gibbs, author of Remembering Black Georgetown, joins the show to drop knowledge on the racial history of Georgetown and DC and draw parallels between the past, present and future.