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In this episode of Hall of Femme, we explore the concept of litigating reproductive justice with feminists working at the intersection of law, advocacy, and movement building. Together, we unpack what reproductive justice means beyond the language of choice, how strategic litigation can drive social change, and why legal action must remain connected to the communities and movements it seeks to serve.

This conversation is part of Femme Forte's work as an implementing partner on the Litigating Reproductive Justice in Africa (LIRA) project by Afya na Haki. Through this discussion, we bring conversations about reproductive justice out of legal spaces and into a more accessible dialogue that connects legal strategy with everyday realities.

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Sexual violence is more than what we’ve been taught to recognize. In honour of Sexual Assault Awareness Month, Femme Forte's Samantha Agasha sits down with Kamagara Editah, a human rights defender and legal advocate, alongside Tracy Ivy Nakayenga from the Human Rights Awareness and Promotion Forum, to unpack consent and how power, patriarchy, and institutions shape harm and silence, while grounding the conversation in accountability, belief, and where support begins.

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What does it take to claim space in Uganda’s civic landscape? In this episode, civil society actors discuss closed doors, power imbalances, and the strategies grassroots groups can use to make their voices heard and influence decisions that shape their communities.