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Jul 13, 2018

Black Labour, White Markets and Brown Wallets: The Shea Moisture Scandal

This week’s post was written by Justina, from TuWezeshe Akina Dada leading partner, FORWARD.

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Sep 5, 2018

This is YOUR life, Don’t Live Someone else’s DREAM

This week’s post was written by Winnie Makuru, from…

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Jul 13, 2018

#MYBODYMYPOWER: Reclaiming Black Women’s Bodies as Spaces of Power

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Jul 12, 2018

Sisters Act: FGM, Designer Vaginas and Gender-Based Violence

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Jul 16, 2018

Beauty, for African and diasporic women, is political

This week’s post was written by Nki Nafisa, from TuWezeshe Akina Dada leading partner, FORWARD.

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Jul 13, 2018

SHEROES — VIVIAN KITYO: PROTECTING CHILD MOTHERS

This week’s post was written by Justina, from TuWezeshe Akina Dada leading partner, FORWARD, and Irene, from TuWezeshe Uganda partner, Akina Mama wa Afrika

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Jul 13, 2018

SHEROES — WINNY OBURE: Community Activist

This week’s post was written by Felister, from the Young Women’s Leadership Institute, in Kenya

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Sep 12, 2019

The Red Issue: presented by the Young Women’s Hub

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Jul 13, 2018

SHEROES — Edna Adan, Mother of Somaliland

This week’s post was written by Rahma, from TuWezeshe Akina Dada Wales partner, Sub Sahara Advisory Panel

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Jul 24, 2018

Finding Myself as an Activist at Yo!Fest 2018

This week’s post was written by Marie Kouyaté Verbeten…

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TuWezeshe Akina Dada is a women's rights project funded by Comic Relief's Common Ground Initiative. We aim to raise a new generation of young women leaders in the UK, Uganda, Somaliland, and Tanzania who are capable activists and advocates claiming their rights and freedoms.

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