April Lidinsky
Michiana ChroniclerApril Lidinsky is a writer, activist, mother, foodie, black-belt, organic gardener, and optimist. She is a Professor of Women's and Gender Studies at IU South Bend and is a reproductive justice advocate.
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April Lidinsky recalls an unexpected meal that satisfied more than one kind of hunger. -
April Lidinsky meets a kindred spirit in Scotland. -
Amidst recent protests on college campuses, April Lidinsky reflects on how her own student activism shaped her life. -
April Lidinsky talks with Marchelle Pettit, a community doula and champion for Black maternal health and reproductive justice during Women's History Month. -
April Lidinsky tries to give up air travel to help save the planet. -
April Lidinsky talks with Dr. Monica Tetzlaff, a professor of history at Indiana University South Bend, about the life and legacy of Odie Mae Streets. -
April Lidinsky talks about the Constitution and conversations. -
April Lidinsky talks about the importance of advocating for public health. -
April Lidinsky shares her thoughts after the release of the film adaptation of Judy Blume's novel, "Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret." -
April Lidinsky and Paul McDowell celebrate National Poetry Month
