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FEMINIST ACTIVISM AND LEADERSHIP IN MYANMAR - WITH NANDAR (PURPLE FEMINISTS GROUP) [https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6540fbb77df51973568ecb34/ed7de98e-9435-41ac-97cc-fe4df18abb8c/Untitled-1%285%29.png?format=1000w] In this episode, I meet with human rights defender Nandar. We discuss feminist activism and leadership; definitions and challenges of leadership and the relationship between storytelling and activism. Contents Feminist activism 2:10 Feminism in Myanmar and Western feminism 11:10 How Nandar became an activist 19:39 Defining leadership 29:20 Sharing power within the organisation 44:10 Donors and leadership 47:48 Leadership of ‘the self’ and community 55:42 Activism and storytelling 1:01.00   Read more: Purple Feminists Group https://purplefeminist.org/ [https://purplefeminist.org/] Feminist Talks with Nandar (podcast series) https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/feminist-talks-with-nandar/id1516651341 Book: Manifesto to raise a child as an anti-feminist https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dear_Ijeawele,_or_A_Feminist_Manifesto_in_Fifteen_Suggestions [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dear_Ijeawele,_or_A_Feminist_Manifesto_in_Fifteen_Suggestions] Book: We Should All Be Feminists https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/We_Should_All_Be_Feminists [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/We_Should_All_Be_Feminists]

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EPISODE 2: CLIMATE JUSTICE LEADERSHIP IN ZIMBABWE - WITH KUDZAIISHE SETI (GREEN COMMUNITY SOLUTIONS AFRICA AND THE UNIVERSITY OF BOTSWANA) [https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6540fbb77df51973568ecb34/52e1a287-0c79-4e5f-8aa5-33ec01468b21/Untitled-1%283%29.png?format=1000w] In this episode, I meet with human rights defender Kudzaiishe Seti. We discuss climate justice, resilience, local networks and activism, climate imperialism and the invisibility of grassroots defenders.

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COMMUNITY-BASED LEADERSHIP AND ENVIRONMENTAL DEFENDING IN UGANDA - WITH CHRIS OPIO [https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6540fbb77df51973568ecb34/11d31ef4-ec6e-422f-9398-8c6bf01742a4/Untitled-1%282%29.png?format=1000w] In this first episode, I meet with human rights defender Chris Opio at the Oil Refinery Residents Association in Uganda. We discuss community-based leadership, youth, wellbeing and sustainable activism. See more episodes in this series [https://www.yorkunescochairhrds.org/human-rights-leadership-podcast-series] Episode contents Contents 0:51 – How Chris became a human rights defender 7:00 – How the Oil Refinery Residents Association has grown 12:00 – Accidental and community-based leadership 19:45 – Youth and leadership 24:00 – Leadership challenges and sustainable activism 39:27 – Wellbeing of leaders and defenders Read more about Chris’ work at: https://orraug.org/ [https://orraug.org/] Permalink [https://www.yorkunescochairhrds.org/human-rights-leadership-podcast-series/leadership]