Abortions resume in Wisconsin, Stay-at-home dad convention

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Edith Rein, 89, has affixed an abortion-rights Planned Parenthood sticker to the walker she uses at her senior living home in Louisville, Kentucky.
Edith Rein, 89, has affixed an abortion-rights Planned Parenthood sticker to the walker she uses at her senior living home in Louisville, Kentucky. Roberto Roldan/For Wisconsin Public Radio

We learn more about legal issues involved in Planned Parenthood’s decision to resume abortions in Wisconsin. Then, we learn more about the challenges facing stay-at-home dads as a national convention for them comes to Milwaukee this week.

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  • What a Dane County judge's decision means for abortions in Wisconsin

    On Monday, Planned Parenthood resumed providing abortions in Wisconsin after more than a year-long hiatus. It’s a calculated move based on a decision by a Dane County Circuit Court judge that ruled that the 1849 abortion ban does not apply to voluntary medical abortions. We get the rundown from a state politics reporter. Then, we talk to a law and politics expert about the basis of both the decisions by the judge and Planned Parenthood.

  • The challenges facing a growing population of stay-at-home dads

    Milwaukee is hosting the HomeDadCon this week, a national convention for stay-at-home fathers. We talk to one of the organizers and a UW-Milwaukee sociologist about why more dads are staying home and what challenges they face.

Episode Credits

  • Rob Ferrett Host
  • Sarah Hopefl Technical Director
  • Beatrice Lawrence Producer
  • Lorin Cox Producer
  • Lisa Mazzie Guest
  • Sarah Lehr Guest
  • Noelle Chesley Guest
  • Jonathan Heisey-Grove Guest

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