#WNCYA Episode 2: The Voice We Fought To Have ft Toufah Jallow

In this episode, we speak to Toufah Jallow, 23 year old Gambian feminist & anti-rape activist. She talks about the journey to finding her voice and what silence culture really means to Gambian women. Tweet your reactions using the hashtag #WNCYA Also available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts & Google Podcasts

ByDocument WomenJune 29, 20211Comment

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Biography of Esther A. Armah

Esther A. Armah is a Ghana-based, London-born international award-winning journalist, a playwright, a global public speaker – a self-described ‘global black chick’ - who has lived, worked, loved, created across three cities in three countries on three continents – London, New York, and Accra. Source: African American Book Club Esther is the Executive Director of the…

ByDocument WomenJune 25, 20211Comment

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Meet Your WNCYA Host

In case you missed it, Document Women now has a podcast! ‘We’re Not Crazy You Are’ is a podcast that features noteworthy women from different parts of the world to discuss global feminist movements with a regional context. This podcast aims to show that women are not hysterical for wondering about the absurdity of sexist…

ByDocument WomenJune 24, 20211Comment

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To the girl in the closet

Where are the safe spaces for young queer girls to explore their sexuality that does not involve sex, guilt and exploitation? I found out the hard way; the closet is not safe, but neither is the world outside the closet. The only thing I seek now is freedom. This is my coming out story. As…

ByDocument WomenJune 24, 20211Comment

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#WNCYA Episode 1: The Freedom We Fight For ft Esther Armah

In this episode, Awazi speaks to Ghana-based International award-winning journalist, playwright and Executive Director, The Armah Institute of Emotional Justice, Esther Armah on the intersectionality and structurality of oppression as she simplifies what "Emotional Justice" truly is Tweet your reactions using the hashtag #WNCYA Also available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts & Google Podcasts

ByDocument WomenJune 22, 20211Comment

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It’s official! Our first podcast is live!

Listen on apple podcast Listen on Spotify We have officially launched our very first podcast titled; "We're Not Crazy, You Are!". 'We’re Not Crazy, You Are' is podcast series that takes a region by region approach in addressing some of the longest-standing equality movements and what they mean to women in different regions in the world.…

ByDocument WomenJune 15, 20210Comments

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Professor Felicia Adedoyin: The Woman Behind Nigeria’s Pledge

I pledge to Nigeria my country To be faithful, loyal and honest To serve Nigeria with all my strength To defend her unity and uphold her honour and glory So help me God. As a Nigerian child born and raised in Nigeria, there is a high chance that you must have recited the Nigerian pledge…

ByDocument WomenMay 19, 20210Comments

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Amy Jacques Garvey

Amy Jacques Garvey was a Jamaican born journalist, writer, poet and activist of Pan-African emancipation.

ByDocument WomenMarch 17, 20210Comments

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Everything You Need To Know About Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti

Chief Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti was a Nigerian educator, political campaigner, suffragist, and women’s rights activist.

ByDocument WomenMarch 12, 20211Comment

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Biography of Mary Church Terrell

Mary Church Terrell was an African American writer, educator and social activist who advocated for racial equality and women’s suffrage in the late 19th and early 20th century.

ByDocument WomenMarch 5, 20210Comments

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#WNCYA Episode 2: The Voice We Fought To Have ft Toufah Jallow

Biography of Esther A. Armah

Meet Your WNCYA Host

To the girl in the closet

#WNCYA Episode 1: The Freedom We Fight For ft Esther Armah

It’s official! Our first podcast is live!

Professor Felicia Adedoyin: The Woman Behind Nigeria’s Pledge

Amy Jacques Garvey

Everything You Need To Know About Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti

Biography of Mary Church Terrell

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