What will it take to Elect Her?

Lets talk about War: Understanding War and Conflict through a Gender Lens

In this episode, Adenike Aloba sits with Kunle to discuss how war and conflict affect women and children differently, why conflict resolution needs a gender lens, and how women-centred approaches can make a difference. Kunle Adebajo heads the investigations desk at HumAngle, a media establishment covering Africa's conflict and development trends. He has documented the Boko Haram crisis and its humanitarian fallout for several years. He also writes about disinformation, the environment, human rights, and various other topics. He's won several journalism awards, including the 2021 Wole Soyinka Award for Investigative Journalism and the 2023 Michael Elliott Award for Excellence in African Storytelling. He is passionate about innovative journalism and how it can help not only to bring attention to critical issues but also lead to lasting reforms. Download the report on Gender in Nigeria, an essential resource for policymakers, Development Practitioners and anyone who is committed to advancing gender equality. bit.ly/GenderinNigeria You can also find us on Podcast Channels Spotify: http://bit.ly/XandYSpotify Apple Podcast: http://bit.ly/XandYApplePod Follow on social media platforms: Twitter: https://twitter.com/Dataphytefdn Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dataphytefdn/?hl=en Facebook: https://web.facebook.com/dataphytefdn?_rdc=1&_rdr Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/Dataphyte Visit our website: https://www.dataphyte.co/ Data Journalism: https://www.dataphyte.com/ Share your feedback on this episode with us via partners@dataphyte.com #GenderPodcast #Genderdata #Genderequality

What will it take to Elect Her?

In this episode, Adenike Aloba sits with Bukky Shonibare to discuss the challenges of increasing women's representation in elected positions and how factors like culture, socioeconomic status, and personal beliefs affect progress. Bukky Shonibare is the Executive Director of Invictus Africa, a civic organization that promotes human rights and gender equality through data-driven and evidence-based advocacy, legal and policy review, and capacity development. Bukky is actively involved in many campaigns and advocacies aimed at advancing human rights; gender equality; women’s political representation; free, safe, and quality basic education, and peace and security. Download the report [bit.ly/GenderinNigeria] on Gender in Nigeria, an essential resource for policymakers, Development Practitioners and anyone who is committed to advancing gender equality. You can also find us on Podcast Channels Spotify and [http://bit.ly/XandYSpotify ]Apple Podcast [http://bit.ly/XandYApplePod ] Follow on social media platforms: Twitter [https://twitter.com/Dataphytefdn], Instagram [https://www.instagram.com/dataphytefdn/?hl=en], Facebook [https://web.facebook.com/dataphytefdn?_rdc=1&_rdr], and Linkedin [https://www.linkedin.com/company/Dataphyte] Visit our website: https://www.dataphyte.co/ Data Journalism: https://www.dataphyte.com/ [https://www.dataphyte.com/] Share your feedback on this episode with us via partners@dataphyte.com #GenderPodcast #Genderdata #Genderequality

ABC's of Gender Governance

Coming off the heels of International Women's Day and amidst Women's Month, the conversation on gender governance gains even more significance. This year's theme, 'Invest in Women and Accelerate Progress,' sets the stage for our discussion with Andidiong Okon on effectively navigating gender governance in societies marked by imbalance. What better way to invest in women and accelerate progress than by getting gender governance right?  Andidiong is a Gender Governance Expert with a diverse background. She has collaborated with both state and non-state actors to advance women's causes. She has also played a pivotal role in advancing open contracting initiatives across Africa in her capacity as Programs Manager for Africa at OCP.  Additionally, Andidiong is also actively involved in advocacy work, supporting survivors of terrorist attacks and promoting child education through various foundations. In her leisure time, she enjoys running, advocating for women's rights, traveling, and participating in a book club. Currently, she serves as the Program Director for Public Digital. Download the report on Gender in Nigeria, an essential resource for policymakers, Development Practitioners and anyone who is committed to advancing gender equality. bit.ly/GenderinNigeria You can also find us on Podcast Channels Spotify, [ http://bit.ly/XandYSpotify ]Apple Podcast, [http://bit.ly/XandYApplePod ]Google Podcast [http://bit.ly/XandYGoogle] Follow us on social media platforms: Twitter [https://twitter.com/Dataphytefdn], Instagram, [https://www.instagram.com/dataphytefdn/?hl=en] Facebook, [https://web.facebook.com/dataphytefdn?_rdc=1&_rdr]Linkedin [https://www.linkedin.com/company/Dataphyte] Visit our website: https://www.dataphyte.co/ Data Journalism: https://www.dataphyte.com/ Share your feedback on this episode with us via partners@dataphyte.com #IWD2024 #WomensMonth #GenderPodcast #Genderdata #Genderequality

No Chinese Walls - Examining Inequality Dynamics Across Continents

Gender Inequality differs across cultures, but one undeniable truth prevails: imbalances persist in realms such as decision-making power, economic participation, access to opportunities, and societal norms, contributing to similar imbalances worldwide. In this episode of the X and Y Convos, Adenike sits with Shuyang Jin to discuss Gender dynamics in China to uncover and compare the challenges and victories in the fight for an equitable society. Shuyang Jin holds an MSc in International Development from the University of Edinburgh. She has dedicated her efforts as a United Nations volunteer to collaborate with various NGOs to help achieve gender equality in developing countries. Download the report on Gender in Nigeria [bit.ly/GenderinNigeria⁠], an essential resource for policymakers, Development Practitioners and anyone who is committed to advancing gender equality. You can also find us on Podcast Channels Spotify [http://bit.ly/XandYSpotify ], Apple Podcasts [http://bit.ly/XandYApplePod ], Google Podcasts [http://bit.ly/XandYGoogle], Follow on social media platforms: Twitter [https://twitter.com/Dataphytefdn], Instagram, [https://www.instagram.com/dataphytefdn/?hl=en]Facebook, and [ https://web.facebook.com/dataphytefdn?_rdc=1&_rdr]Linkedin [https://www.linkedin.com/company/Dataphyte] Visit our website [https://www.dataphyte.co/], Data Journalism [https://www.dataphyte.com/] Share your feedback on this episode with us via partners@dataphyte.com #GenderPodcast #Genderdata #Genderequality

What Men Want

As humans, our unique perspectives are often influenced by both nature and nurture, and this is no different when it comes to issues surrounding gender equality. In this episode of the X and Y Convos, Adenike sits with Oluseyi Olufemi and Dennis Amata to discuss gender equality from men’s point of view. Oluseyi Olufemi is an Economist, Writer, Speaker and Philosopher. He currently leads the Insight/Research team at Dataphyte. Dennis Amata is a Data Analyst and Social Researcher whose passion lies in politics, law and international development. Download the report on Gender in Nigeria [bit.ly/GenderinNigeria], an essential resource for policymakers, Development Practitioners and anyone who is committed to advancing gender equality. You can also find us on Podcast Channels Spotify [http://bit.ly/XandYSpotify ] Apple Podcast [http://bit.ly/XandYApplePod ] Google Podcast [http://bit.ly/XandYGoogle] Follow on social media platforms: Twitter, [https://twitter.com/Dataphytefdn] Instagram [https://www.instagram.com/dataphytefdn/?hl=en], Facebook, [https://web.facebook.com/dataphytefdn?_rdc=1&_rdr] and Linkedin [ https://www.linkedin.com/company/Dataphyte] Visit our website here [https://www.dataphyte.co/] and Check out our Data Journalism platform here [https://www.dataphyte.com/] Share your feedback on this episode with us via partners@dataphyte.com #GenderPodcast #Genderdata #Genderequality