#WNCYA: The labels we fought to lose ft Rachita Sharma

The ninth and final episode of the first season of our podcast “We’re Not Crazy, You Are” has dropped! In this episode, we speak to Indian activist Rachita Sharma on being a feminist in India, the caste system and femicides. Available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and Google Podcasts. Please share your feedback using the hashtag…

ByDocument WomenAugust 17, 20212Comments

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#WNCYA: The Skin We Fought To Love ft Shari Melanin

The eighth episode of our podcast “We’re Not Crazy, You Are” has dropped! In this episode, we speak to Jamaican born Shari-Ann Henry aka Shari Melanin on her journey through skin bleaching at a very young age. Now Shari is a love-your-skin advocate. We also see how colourism, classism and gender inequality intersect in her…

ByDocument WomenAugust 10, 20211Comment

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#WNCYA: The Laws We Fight ft Fakhrriyyah Hashim

The seventh episode of our podcast “We’re Not Crazy, You Are” has dropped! In this episode, we speak to Nigerian Activist Fakhrriyyah Hashim, founder of #ArewaMeToo and #NorthNormal, on systemic gender inequality. Available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and Google Podcasts. Please share your feedback using the hashtag #WNCYA Catch up on previous episodes here …

ByDocument WomenAugust 3, 20210Comments

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#WNCYA: The Seats We Fought For ft Irvika François

The sixth episode of our podcast "We're Not Crazy, You Are" has dropped! This episode is a heartfelt chat with Haitian feminist and educator Irvika François on legislation and erasure of women in Haiti. Available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and Google Podcasts. Please share your feedback using the hashtag #WNCYA Catch up on previous episodes…

ByDocument WomenJuly 27, 20211Comment

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#WNCYA: The Identity We Fought To Have ft Ndiilokelwa Nthengwe

The fifth episode of our podcast "We're Not Crazy, You Are" has dropped! In this episode, we speak to sexual and gender rights advocate Ndiilokelwa Nthengwe on the different implications of existing as different identities in a country like Namibia. Ndiilokelwa Nthengwe gives us insight into the moment her cousin's death…

ByDocument WomenJuly 20, 20212Comments

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#WNCYA: The Freedom We Deserve ft Dimma Umeh

The fourth episode of our podcast "We're Not Crazy, You Are" has dropped! In this episode, we speak to Nigerian YouTube star Dimma Umeh on marriage, feminism and culture. Available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and Google Podcasts. Please share your feedback using the hashtag #WNCYA Catch up on previous episodes here https://anchor.fm/s/5d3bbe30/podcast/rss Don’t forget to…

ByDocument WomenJuly 13, 20211Comment

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#WNCYA Episode 3: The Autonomy We Fight To Keep ft Sharon Machira

The third episode of our podcast "We're Not Crazy, You Are" has dropped! In this episode, we talk to International Podcaster and BBC journalist Sharon Machira on the freedom that exists on the other side of femininity. Available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and Google Podcasts. Please share your feedback using the hashtag #WNCYA Catch up…

ByDocument WomenJuly 6, 20212Comments

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#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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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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#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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