Conversations for the Common Good
Presented by WVIA and Bloomsburg University
Conversations for the Common Good is an interdisciplinary, university and community-wide movement linking Bloomsburg University students, staff, faculty, and administrators, plus community partners and the general public in a single goal: to invest time, talent, and resources to promote dialogue that unites, and bridges seemingly vast divides, within the community it serves.
The Dobbs Decision: Women’s Rights, Law, and Health Care in America
The discussion features Dahlia Lithwick, the author of Lady justice: women, the law, and the battle to save America (New York: Penguin, 2022). Ms. Lithwick is a columnist and senior editor at Slate, and the creator of a podcast called Amicus. Other panelists joining Ms. Lithwick are Orlando Valle, Jr., MD, a Geisinger Medical Center OB-GYN specialist, and Willow Eby-Fischer, a nurse from Northumberland with long experience in reproductive health care.
The discussion focuses on the implications of the Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization decision for the future of U.S. society at large.
