What happens when a mother of twins refuses to vaccinate her children because she thinks the vaccines her government gives are poisonous? How poisonous is the vaccine and is the vaccine even poisonous?

In this episode we talk about TOXIC MASCULINITY. We seek to initiate discussions around this Concept to engage community discussions around this topic so that we can stop violence in homes and other spares in our community and society.

Discussions around SRHR can not be undermined particularly in settings that make up the very roots of Africa which is religion. In this episode, we take the talk to Churches, talking about SHARED PARENTAL RESPONSIBILITY, FAIR INHERITANCE and GENDER EQUALITY.

Many a times the problem we face with SRHR is inability to connecting with our children and younger ones to communicate the necessary knowledge they need find out in this episode of LETS TALK.

Sexual Reproductive Health Rights in our community comes with a lot of misconceptions working with Common Actions for Gender Development we are talking about this issues in our community. What is your opinion about sexual Reproductive Health Rights in your community?

Many young people base their choice of intimate partners on some of the wrong reason. Join me and Let's Talk about these decisions.

Our writer in this episode encourages her younger self to engage herself to gain new skills and better for herself.

Choking on my Culture exposes the aspects of some African cultures that causes #GBV gender Base Violence. We are looking forward to exposing GBV in the nooks and crannies of our culture where they hide.

There are always different people who don't believe in our dreams. These people will make us look less of ourselves. In this episode, our writer encourages their Youngerself to stay strong and push for their dreams no matter what.

Going through life pressure from friends can be overwhelming a times. Sometimes to fit we bring ourselves lower than we are. Have you ever had to bring yourself to low so as to fit in? Share your experience in the comments section.