Continued conversation on when and how to have age appropriate SRH talks. Filan shares why it shouldn’t be attached to taboos, addresses parents’ concerns that hinders such conversations and suggests fostering parent - child relationships to lay ground for open conversations. She shares her experiences around parent - child relationships and how they shped who she is today. Tune in to learn more and if you haven’t listened to the last part, take it from us that it is highly recommended.

n this episode, we sit down with
Filsan Musabe, a mother and educator, to discuss practical ways parents can approach SRHR
conversations with their kids. She shares how her inspiration to educate came from her mother's encouragement to be empathetic, the stereotypes that hinder certain vital conversations and parenting shifts that need to happen in today's environments. From breaking the silence to ensuring accurate information, we
cover the dos and don’ts of raising informed, empowered children.

In this episode, we sit down with Frida, founder of Miss Nerca Africa, to unpack the deep-rooted cultural influences that fuel gender-based violence and explore how we can challenge and reshape them. She shares her personal encounter with GBV, insights from her campaign against GBV last December, and the misconceptions about gender roles that persist in society. We also dive into the role of families in shaping the next generation and how we can adopt a culture that empowers rather than oppresses. A must-listen conversation on breaking cycles and building a better future!

Healthy relationships start with respect and understanding. This episode unpacks the importance of consent, the evolution of HIV prevention in Rwanda, and the proactive steps young people can take to protect their sexual health. Hear inspiring stories of empowerment and awareness from leaders in the field

Gender-based violence and sexual health are deeply intertwined. Explore how GBV affects young people, the lesser-known forms of violence, and the groundbreaking initiatives tackling these issues in Rwanda. This episode also highlights the vital role of young men in prevention efforts.