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<p>How do mental health and sexual health intersect? As part of Sexual and Reproductive Health Awareness week The Birth Talks partnered with Action Canada for Sexual Health and Rights to share this short excerpt from Action Canada for SHR's podcast. To listen to the rest of this conversation, and view what is offered in this campaign, visit <a href="http://www.srhweek.ca/" target="_blank"> www.srhweek.ca</a>.&nbsp;And mark you calendars for the launch of Series 2: Parenting Beyond the Ordinary on International Women's Day,&nbsp;March 8!</p>

S2E1: How to Raise a Feminist

The Birth Talks is an intersectional feminist podcast on pregnancy, birth and parenting. The idea was conceived by host Mai Ngo, an Ottawa based doula and birth advocate. If you like feminism, intersectionality and reproductive justice then this podcast is for you.