Beyond Neoliberalism Series: The Messy Middle (Part 1) with Fatimah Kelleher

Beyond Neoliberalism Series: The Messy Middle (Part 2) with Wangari Kinoti

There is a wealth of African feminist academic and activist research and knowledge on neoliberalism and its impacts in the majority world. Yet, this knowledge has, for the most part, been removed from conversations on neoliberalism and its ideological and policy tenets and generally disregarded which is a function and consequence of neoliberalism itself. Recognizing this ActionAid International, Akina Mama wa Afrika and The Nawi Collective  co-convened a series of conversations among African feminists challenging neoliberalism and proposing alternatives towards a collective vision for the African continent and its people. The first of these conversations was held in Nairobi in February 2025 This podcast series: Beyond Neoliberalism ( Weaving a feminist future together) is a series of conversations borne out of the convening held in February 2025, that will interrogate, propose, shape and document pan-African feminist narratives beyond neoliberalism.  This is done in recognition that we are building on decades worth of work. Our intention is to contribute to reinvigorating, documenting and amplifying. connecting key movements, thinkers, creatives and activists. This episode is an opportunity to reflect on the learnings from the convening and the Jacaranda Paper in envisioning a feminist future and how to get people involved with our guest Wangari Kinoti (Action Aid International). The Beyond Neoliberalism Series is produced with the financial support of Action Aid International [https://actionaid.org/]. Follow Action Aid: Facebook: ActionAid [https://web.facebook.com/ActionAid/?_rdc=1&_rdr#] Instagram: Actionaid international [https://www.instagram.com/actionaid_international/] TikTok: @actionaidinternational [https://www.tiktok.com/@actionaidinternational] LinkedIn: ActionAid [https://www.linkedin.com/company/actionaid/] YouTube: ActionAid International [https://www.youtube.com/actionaid] Get in touch with us! Instagram: @nawi.africa [https://www.instagram.com/nawi.africa/] Twitter: @NawiAfrica [https://twitter.com/NawiAfrica] Website: www.nawi.africa [https://www.nawi.africa/]

Beyond Neoliberalism Series: The Messy Middle (Part 1) with Fatimah Kelleher

There is a wealth of African feminist academic and activist research and knowledge on neoliberalism and its impacts in the majority world. Yet, this knowledge has, for the most part, been removed from conversations on neoliberalism and its ideological and policy tenets and generally disregarded which is a function and consequence of neoliberalism itself. Recognizing this ActionAid International, Akina Mama wa Afrika and The Nawi Collective  co-convened a series of conversations among African feminists challenging neoliberalism and proposing alternatives towards a collective vision for the African continent and its people. The first of these conversations was held in Nairobi in February 2025 This podcast series: Beyond Neoliberalism ( Weaving a feminist future together) is a series of conversations borne out of the convening held in February 2025, that will interrogate, propose, shape and document pan-African feminist narratives beyond neoliberalism.  This is done in recognition that we are building on decades worth of work. Our intention is to contribute to reinvigorating, documenting and amplifying. connecting key movements, thinkers, creatives and activists. This episode is an opportunity to reflect on the learnings from the convening and the Jacaranda Paper in envisioning a feminist future and how to get people involved with our guest Fatimah Kelleher. The Beyond Neoliberalism Series is produced with the financial support of Action Aid International [https://actionaid.org/]. Follow Action Aid: Facebook: ActionAid [https://web.facebook.com/ActionAid/?_rdc=1&_rdr#] Instagram: Actionaid international [https://www.instagram.com/actionaid_international/] TikTok: @actionaidinternational [https://www.tiktok.com/@actionaidinternational] LinkedIn: ActionAid [https://www.linkedin.com/company/actionaid/] YouTube: ActionAid International [https://www.youtube.com/actionaid] Get in touch with us! Instagram: @nawi.africa [https://www.instagram.com/nawi.africa/] Twitter: @NawiAfrica [https://twitter.com/NawiAfrica] Website: www.nawi.africa [https://www.nawi.africa/]

Beyond Neoliberalism Series: Imagining a feminist future with Sanyu Awori

There is a wealth of African feminist academic and activist research and knowledge on neoliberalism and its impacts in the majority world. Yet, this knowledge has, for the most part, been removed from conversations on neoliberalism and its ideological and policy tenets and generally disregarded which is a function and consequence of neoliberalism itself. Recognizing this ActionAid International, Akina Mama wa Afrika and The Nawi Collective  co-convened a series of conversations among African feminists challenging neoliberalism and proposing alternatives towards a collective vision for the African continent and its people. The first of these conversations was held in Nairobi in February 2025 This podcast series: Beyond Neoliberalism ( Weaving a feminist future together) is a series of conversations borne out of the convening held in February 2025, that will interrogate, propose, shape and document pan-African feminist narratives beyond neoliberalism.  This is done in recognition that we are building on decades worth of work. Our intention is to contribute to reinvigorating, documenting and amplifying. connecting key movements, thinkers, creatives and activists. In today’s episode we will delve into an overview of what a feminist economy looks like, exploring the different elements of the feminist economy through thematic sectors such as decent work, agriculture etc with our guest Sanyu Awori (AWID) The Beyond Neoliberalism Series is produced with the financial support of Action Aid International [https://actionaid.org/]. Follow Action Aid: Facebook: ActionAid [https://web.facebook.com/ActionAid/?_rdc=1&_rdr#] Instagram: Actionaid international [https://www.instagram.com/actionaid_international/] TikTok: @actionaidinternational [https://www.tiktok.com/@actionaidinternational] LinkedIn: ActionAid [https://www.linkedin.com/company/actionaid/] YouTube: ActionAid International [https://www.youtube.com/actionaid] Get in touch with us! Instagram: @nawi.africa [https://www.instagram.com/nawi.africa/] Twitter: @NawiAfrica [https://twitter.com/NawiAfrica] Website: www.nawi.africa [https://www.nawi.africa/]

Beyond Neoliberalism Series: The Violence of It All with Carol Nganga

There is a wealth of African feminist academic and activist research and knowledge on neoliberalism and its impacts in the majority world. Yet, this knowledge has, for the most part, been removed from conversations on neoliberalism and its ideological and policy tenets and generally disregarded which is a function and consequence of neoliberalism itself. Recognizing this ActionAid International, Akina Mama wa Afrika and The Nawi Collective  co-convened a series of conversations among African feminists challenging neoliberalism and proposing alternatives towards a collective vision for the African continent and its people. The first of these conversations was held in Nairobi in February 2025 This podcast series: Beyond Neoliberalism ( Weaving a feminist future together) is a series of conversations borne out of the convening held in February 2025, that will interrogate, propose, shape and document pan-African feminist narratives beyond neoliberalism.  This is done in recognition that we are building on decades worth of work. Our intention is to contribute to reinvigorating, documenting and amplifying. connecting key movements, thinkers, creatives and activists. In today’s episode we will share an overview of how neoliberalism in Africa has affected women disproportionately leading to their structural exclusion and how we can use narrative shifts using storytelling and varied research methods for our reclamation with our guest Carol Nganga (Msingi Trust). The Beyond Neoliberalism Series is produced with the financial support of Action Aid International [https://actionaid.org/]. Follow Action Aid: Facebook: ActionAid [https://web.facebook.com/ActionAid/?_rdc=1&_rdr#] Instagram: Actionaid international [https://www.instagram.com/actionaid_international/] TikTok: @actionaidinternational [https://www.tiktok.com/@actionaidinternational] LinkedIn: ActionAid [https://www.linkedin.com/company/actionaid/] YouTube: ActionAid International [https://www.youtube.com/actionaid] Get in touch with us! Instagram: @nawi.africa [https://www.instagram.com/nawi.africa/] Twitter: @NawiAfrica [https://twitter.com/NawiAfrica] Website: www.nawi.africa [https://www.nawi.africa/]

Nawi Deep Dive: Agazit Abate: using creativity to bring macroeconomics to life!

We are pleased to introduce a new series on the Djali Podcast, where we do a deep dive with a Nawi Associate to learn more about their work, their inspiration and how their work connects to the vision of the Nawi Collective. In this episode, we are diving deep into the mind of Agazit Abate, our multi-disciplinary creative powerhouse who recently produced Nawi's Macroeconomics 101. [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1b3fnZ2zaT-KdxF6AAcQp0gH4P5QPBZqk/view] Prepare to be inspired as Agazit shares her creative journey, the unexpected lessons she learned while wrangling economic concepts, and the exciting projects brewing on her horizon. Get ready for a dose of wit, wisdom, and a whole lot of creative energy. Take a look at Agazit's work Prayers for a Cruel Blessed World, [https://static1.squarespace.com/static/6517377164a555448c103ea4/t/65458208760ff006fa7e3e47/1699054175988/Nawi-Anthology+-+FINAL+-+May+23.pdf]In A Time Not So Far Away [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1RThRxEkw95RqVusPbkV1MwYg_efAZgL5/view] , MERIEM- How it could be [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1oPA_StMWPMvYWUsGUo-_dfYAy7vXtnlt/view]. Get in touch with us! Instagram: @nawi.africa [https://www.instagram.com/nawi.africa/] Twitter: @NawiAfrica [https://twitter.com/NawiAfrica] Website: www.nawi.africa [https://www.nawi.africa/]