The wempower’s Podcast

Period Equity and Dignity

Period poverty is a global problem, spanning across borders. It is often described as a lack of access to sanitary products due to financial or cultural burdens. In India, nearly 71% of adolescent girls do not know what menstruation is, until it occurs for them. Period poverty in India has detrimental effects on women and girls.

 

There are several organizations tackling period poverty in India, and we have interviewed Priyanka Meena from The Period Protection Project, a youth run organisation with a mission to end menstrual inequity through service, education and advocacy.

 

Be the change you wish to see in the world

Interview with Nadjah Osman, Chair of the Black Policy Institute Young Advisory Group

 

I have met Nadjah in a warm afternoon of January and we had a really interesting conversation on leadership, policy making, youth, women empowerment and much more.

I was stricken by her experience and mind, at such young age she has impressed me with her strong resilience, passion and motivation to "efficiently wanting to make a change".

 

No job is a man’s job

Women in Male-Dominated Industries Share Their Experience

 

I have interviewed Pearline, bus driver, and Charlene, bouncer, to understand how are they navigating male dominated fields and how their stories can raise awareness on the fact that gender shouldn't be a limiting factor for a career choice and progression.

Can we have it all? A conversation on motherhood, business and career.

The question is "Can we have it all? Be a mother, a wife, a business owner, look fantastic and do everything at the same time? "

Perhaps your idea might be different from Laura's one, but it has been really interesting to have this conversation on motherhood, business and career.

Laura Carey is the director of The Independent Mum's Handbook, she launched her first business when she was 18, raised two kids on her own, went back to university to study Psychology and launched a new business in her 30s.

 

 

Fair and Accountable Policing

Interview with Katrina Ffrench, founder of UNJUST

I had a very interesting conversation with Katrina Ffrench, founder on @unjustuk on racial equity and social justice.

We have talked about SAS law, racial profiling and discrimination and disparity in the criminal justice system and how UNJUST is working to promote justice and equity, supporting people to know, understand and enforce their legal rights.

Find Your Voice

What would you like to stop fighting for?

I have asked this question to Zahra Pope Williams, business woman, entrepreneur and founder of ZW Media Limited, radio presenter, speaker and author of Poetry Behind the Mask.

Listen to the full interview to discover how she is empowering young adults, from vulnerable communities, through music and radio. 

The Strength of a Woman

A conversation on miscarriage, mental health and the power of healing

Discover how Naasiha is empowering other women that went through the pain of losing a baby through a support group on Clubhouse, where loss, miscarriage and abortion are not a taboo, and where women can freely speak and heal, together!

Fighting for Gender Equality

Adelasia Divona is a Senior Gender Officer at OSCE Mission in Skopje, and she is the guest of our new Podcast episode.  In this interview we will talk about how Adelasia has been fighting for gender equality, in and out of the field, as an handball player first, and as a gender officer working on different mission around the world. 

Migrant Women Press

Meet Juliana da Penha, an Afro-Latin woman from Brazil, journalist and founder of  Migrant Women Press, a media platform that aims at giving voice to migrant journalists and storytellers to break stereotypes and change the narrative.

Migrant Women Press is an independent media outlet created to give visibility to stories of migrant and refugee women, black and women of colour and women from marginalised communities.

 

 

Be Present, Be You

This time I have interviewed Manuela Lanza , creativity coach and former CNN journalist.

She will talk about her career change and how she is using her skills and knowledge to empower other women reaching their creative and entrepreneurial goals.

Manuela is empowering women entrepreneurs through coaching, leading them to create a path where they can BE who they want to BE, becoming more productive, creative and confident.

 

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