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Femme Forte Uganda
Uganda
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2020
Femme Forte Uganda is a movement building organization that is focused on creating safe spaces for women to enable them build effective resilience and reach new heights defined by themselves
Feminist Movement Building
"The best way to eradicate inequality and injustice is when oppressed people build strong movements that shift the structures of power."
In this month's episode, Eunice Musiime and Aserait Agnes join Samantha Agasha to discuss feminist movement building.
In this month's episode, Eunice Musiime and Aserait Agnes join Samantha Agasha to discuss feminist movement building.
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The Shabaka Project
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The Shabaka project by Femme Forte seeks to promote a more equitable and respectful society by engaging men and boys in redefining traditional notions of masculinity. In this episode, we asked MC Spyda and other Kibuli Lulembo youth what the term "manhood" means to them.
Let's Talk About the F Word!
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In this episode, Penelope and Elizabeth discuss feminism, and what carrying the “feminist” label means to them.
Stand Up for SRHR Project: West Nile Visit
มุมมอง 532 หลายเดือนก่อน
Femme Forte in partnership with Oxfam Uganda is implementing a 6-and-a-half-year project called Stand Up. The project's ultimate goal is to increase the enjoyment of Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) by the most marginalized and vulnerable right-holders. While in West Nile, our team organized inter-school debate competitions, linked adolescent girls and young women to SRHR servic...
Welcome to the Hall of Femme!
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In the inaugural episode, our Chief Steward, Penelope Sanyu sets the stage for a bold journey with an excerpt from Bisi Adeleye-Fayemi's book, “Where is Your Wrapper?”
E REGIONAL CONFERENCE ON UNPAID CARE WORK
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we are partnering with Kenya and Tanzania supported by Urgent Action Fund to bring you this rich conversation on unpaid care work. Tune in
Food Vending amidst COVID-19 #SaveWomensTrade
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Food Vending amidst COVID-19 #SaveWomensTrade
Allen Asiimwe on Body Image #FemmeForteUganda
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Allen Asiimwe on Body Image #FemmeForteUganda
Margaret Akullo Shares Her Thoughts on Body Image
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Margaret Akullo Shares Her Thoughts on Body Image
Rashida Adong on Body Image #FemmeForteUganda
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Rashida Adong on Body Image #FemmeForteUganda
Thank you, Penny and Kemi for this beautiful episode on the Hall of Femme. You have talked about something that has been weighing on my mind lately. The African women writers of non-fiction. I'm currently helping a client research for his PhD and the first thing I realized in the very first month is how few African women writers are available as sources to quote or even code from. I was especially bothered by this that I made a conscious decision to give women writers/researchers priority, a decision my client was really excited about because it brought a fresh perspective to his research paper. It also took me on a journey I should have started long ago, which is to read as much from female writers as possible esp when it comes to theory and academics. I never knew there were so many African women to quote from until this year. Perhaps this ignorance stems from either African writers or publishers not doing much work in marketing female works of non-fiction, or we the potential consumers still have the gender bias of thinking African women are better at sharing stories than they are at sharing knowledge or theories. Whichever it is, I hope that one day it will be broadly discussed on the Hall of Femme. By the way, you forgot to mention Primah Kwagala, she also has written some very amazing work.
Thank you for watching and sharing your experience, Irene. We are glad to hear that your efforts have not only benefited your client's PhD research but have also sparked a personal journey of discovery for you. Your decision to prioritize women writers and researchers is not only commendable but also enriches the academic discourse with diverse perspectives that might otherwise be overlooked. And thank you for mentioning Primah Kwagala!
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Go Femme Forte🎉 Love you Penny
Pennies, sweetheart! I love this but kindly add some captions. Don't leave us feminists with disabilities out. Love you, love the team @Femmforte.
Thank you for the feedback, Agnes. We are working on this for future episodes.
Dear Agnes, we now have subtitles/closed captions on TH-cam. Please take a look.
This is so exciting, Femme Forte, Uganda! Let me grab my leesu for the next episode on the Hall of Femme. Daaamn! I love the wordplay with the name👌. And you look so lovely, Penny❤❤❤.
Thank you for watching, Irene.
Congratulations 🎊 🎉❤