In this episode, we sit down with Safina Virani, a trailblazing feminist whose impactful work is celebrated in our upcoming Virtual Museum of African Feminist Icons. Safina shares her feminist journey and highlights the importance of preserving and amplifying women’s stories.

The virtual museum is launching on March 7th, and honors the legacies and contributions of African feminists in their diversities.

In this episode, Diana and Lydia explore how the digital landscape has transformed feminist activism. From online movements like #MeToo to the rise of feminist influencers and digital platforms, we examine how the internet has provided new opportunities for advocacy, education, and community building.

Historically, masculinity has often been associated with traits like toughness, dominance, emotional restraint, and independence. Do Wonder and Benjamin agree with these as defining attributes of maleness? Find out in this episode.

"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 episode, Penelope and Elizabeth discuss feminism, and what carrying the “feminist” label means to them.

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?”