Women’s Hour
THE WOMEN’S HOUR with Patricia Law Wed 5pm
PERVERSION OF THE FACE ACT
About Code Pink
CODEPINK SD Chapter is a feminist grassroots organization working to end U.S. warfare and imperialism, support peace and human rights initiatives, and redirect resources into healthcare, education, green jobs and other life-affirming programs.
About the Guests
Aimee is a full-time working mother of two young children. I am firmly dedicated to advocating for human rights, particularly in response to the ongoing genocide and targeted killing of children and civilians in Gaza by the IDF. My activism is rooted in long-held political and humanitarian beliefs that I have consistently expressed over the years. In alignment with the values of CODEPINK, I believe that peaceful protest, vigils, and public demonstrations are among the most vital tools citizens have to challenge injustice and push for meaningful change in a democratic society. Like so many others in this “awakening,” my entire life was upended three years ago; bearing witness to this slow, deliberate, torturous holocaust of children has fundamentally rewired my entire being, and there is no going back. What has been seen cannot be unseen.
Rev Danny Brunner Ordained Clergy American Baptist Churches USA serving primarily on the Yavapai-Apache Reservation for 25 years. I retired in 2021 from pastoral ministry and the field of education dedicating my time nowadays to my passion for social justice. I’m an advocate for peace with Codepinksd (Code Pink San Dieo) especially for Palestine. Rev Daniel Brunner, BA, MDiv, MA, MEd
Kristina was born and raised here in San Diego. She’s currently going to school for interior design and hopes that leads to a fulfilling career designing public service buildings. When she’s not buried in her computer, Kristina likes to dedicate her time to mutual aid efforts such as food distributions and helping coordinate free public events. Kristina believes San Diego is a great location to live in but thinks there’s much to improve on in terms of making it a great city to live in. That’s why she takes pride in being an activist and standing up for the rights of those less privileged.