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Credo Voices
By Credo AdvisorySociety & Culture
Credo Voices episodes
- S2 E5: Snack-Sized Sustainability
In this episode of Credo Voices, we dive into the inspiring journey of Winifred Okafor, founder of Bonita Foods—a brand that’s redefining healthy snacking in Nigeria. What started as a simple kitchen experiment, driven by frustration over the lack of nutritious, locally sourced options, has growninto a transformative business empowering communities and changing lives.
Beyond the snacks, Bonita Foods is a movement. Winifred is creating sustainable income opportunities for women, supporting local farmers, and pioneering eco-friendly practices like upcycling to reduce waste. Her impactgoes far beyond the food industry. Her work champions Zero Hunger (SDG 2), (SDG5) Gender Equality, Decent Work and Economic Growth (SDG 8), and Responsible Consumption and Production (SDG 12), creating a ripple effect of positive change across Nigeria and beyond.
Join us as Winifred shares her inspiring story, the impact of her initiatives, and her vision for a future where business is a force for good—uplifting people and preserving the planet for generations to come.
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To learn more about Winifred Okafor and her work, visit her website and follow her on LinkedIn, X, and Instagram.
40 min - S2 E4: Healing Through Resistance
What happens when a government suppresses its people?
In this episode of Credo Voices, we spotlight Terán Romero — a clinical psychologist, Vital Voices Fellow, and human rights activist from Puno, Peru.As President of Collectivo Kuska, she is fighting for the mental health, dignity, and rights of Peru’s Indigenous communities—many of whom continue to face political repression, systemic violence, and media erasure.
Through grassroots advocacy, trauma-informed mental health support, and independent storytelling, Joanna and her team ensure that the marginalized's voices are heard. With her work advancing #SDG16: Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions, # SDG10: Reduced Inequalities, and #SDG3: Good Health and Well-Being, Joanna’s story reminds us of the power of community, courage, and compassion in driving change.
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To learn more about Joanna and her work, follow her on LinkedIn and visit their website.
38 min - S2 E3: Changing the Game
In the third episode of Credo Voices Season 2, we dive into the inspiring story of Amna Abdullatif, Vital Voices Fellow, social justice activist, and co-founder of The Three Hijabis.
Amna’s work challenges systemic inequalities, tackles racism and Islamophobia, and creates safer, more inclusive spaces in sports and beyond.
Through grassroots activism, policy advocacy, and community engagement, Amna, alongside Shaista Aziz and Huda Jawad, amplifies marginalized voices using sports and the arts to realise racial and gender justice.
Their efforts have led to impactful initiatives, including apetition that garnered over a million signatures to ban racism from football. Her advocacy aligns with key global goals, including Gender Equality (SDG 5) and Reduced Inequalities (SDG 10), driving lasting impact.
Join us as Amna shares her journey, the power of collective action, and how her work is reshaping the conversation on representation, safety, and inclusion.
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To learn more about Amna and her work with the Three Hijabis, follow her on LinkedIn andX and visit their website.
33 min - S2 E2: Women in Focus
In this episode of Credo Voices, we explore the journey of Amina Mohamed, a Vital Voices Visionary and passionate advocate for ethical storytelling and media representation.
As the founder of Cameras for Girls, Amina is equipping young women across Africa with photography, business development, and storytelling skills, ensuring they have the tools to enter and thrive in the media industry.
Her work challenges the "colonial lens" often imposed on African narratives, emphasizing informed consent, ethical representation, and shifting away from stories of poverty and despair.
Through hands-on training, mentorship, and a strong focus on cultural sensitivity, Amina’s program creates pathways for women to tell their stories, secure employment, and lead change in their communities.
Her efforts are advancing #SDG4: Quality Education, #SDG5: Gender Equality, and #SDG8: Decent Work and Economic Growth, fostering a new generation of female storytellers who shape narratives with dignity and authenticity.
Join us to hear Amina’s inspiring journey, the impact of Cameras for Girls, and why ethical storytelling is crucial in reshaping global perspectives.
Join our global community of change-makers on LinkedIn, Facebook, X and Instagram Email:[email protected]
To learn more about Amina Mohamed and her work, follow her on LinkedIn, Instagram and visit her website.
30 min - S2 E1: Rhythms for Resilience
In the pilot episode of Credo Voices, we join Cherrelle Druppers, co-founder of ChezaCheza Dance Foundation and Vital Voices Fellow, as she shares her inspiring journey of using dance to address mental health challenges among children in underserved communities.
Through healing, emotional resilience, and empowerment, ChezaCheza creates safe spaces where young minds can thrive.
By advancing (SDG 3) Good Health and Well-Being, the foundation drives meaningful change and shapes brighter futures for young people.
Listen as Cherrelle shares remarkable stories of impact from ChezaCheza’s initiatives and her vision for a world where every child can heal, grow, and express themselves through dance.
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To learn more about Cherelle Druppers and herwork, follow her on LinkedIn, Instagram or visit her website.
36 min - S1: Behind the Mic
In this special episode of Credo Voices, we go Behind the Mic to celebrate the technical and production team who make the podcast possible!
From identifying impactful changemakers across the globe to masterfully weaving captivating narratives, the team shares their insights and the “magic” behind crafting each inspiring episode.
Discover the passion, dedication, and collaboration that fuel Credo Voices' mission to amplify voices driving progress towards a sustainable future!
Inspired by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and the United Nations' commitment to positive change, Credo Voices is hosted by Awele Okigbo, Credo Advisory's Founder/CEO.
Join us—Credo Voices is more than a podcast; it’s a movement.
#CredoAdvisory #CredoVoices #SDGs #GoalKeepers #ChangeMakers #StoriesOfChange #HumansOfImpact
14 min - S1 E12: Ashes To Action
In this episode of Credo Voices, we explore the journey of Ruth, a clean cooking advocate and key leader at the Clean Cooking Association of Kenya. Ruth’s work sheds light on the hidden costs of traditional cooking practices, addressing the profound impact on health, the environment, and women’s economic opportunities.
Through innovative solutions, grassroots action, community engagement, and empowerment, Ruth is advancing the global shift toward sustainable cooking practices. Her efforts champion Quality Education (SDG 4), Gender Equality (SDG 5), Affordable and Clean Energy (SDG 7), and Climate Action (SDG 13), creating lasting change for families across Kenya.
Join us as Ruth shares her inspiring journey, the stories of impact from her work, and her vision for a future where clean
cooking is accessible to all—empowering communities and safeguarding the planet for generations to come.Join our global community of change-makers on LinkedIn, Facebook, X, and, Instagram Email:[email protected]
To learn more about Ruth Wambui and her work,
follow her on LinkedIn, Instagram, and X.32 min - S1 E11: Piloting Dreams
In this episode of Credo Voices, we delve into the inspiring
journey of Refilwe Ledwaba, South Africa's first Black female helicopter pilot and the founder of Girls Fly Africa.Refilwe’s transformative work addresses the need for greater representation and support for young women in aviation and STEM, opening doors for girls from underserved communities across Africa.
Through her mentorship, skills training, and educational
initiatives, Refilwe tackles the barriers that have traditionally kept women out of these fields, paving the way for a new generation of female leaders in STEM.Her advocacy promotes critical goals like Quality Education (SDG 4) and Gender Equality (SDG 5, fostering an environment where young women can achieve their full potential.
Join us as Refilwe shares her journey, her vision for an inclusive industry, and how her work reshapes career paths and perceptions.
Join our global community of change-makers on LinkedIn, Facebook, X and Instagram Email:[email protected]
To learn more about Refilwe Ledwaba and her work, follow her on LinkedIn, Instagram, X and Facebook.
35 min - S1 E10: Dismantling Systemic Oppression
In this episode of Credo Voices, we explore the transformative advocacy of Emilia Roig, activist, best-selling author, and founder of the Center for Intersectional Justice (CIJ).
Emilia’s work challenges the foundations of systemic oppression, offering bold insights on dismantling oppressive structures and rewriting the narratives of injustice.
Through a powerful lens of intersectionality, she advocates for a more inclusive world where equality transcends identity, and every voice is heard.
Join us for an inspiring conversation with
one of today’s most impactful social justice advocates and discover how we can all contribute to building a more just and equitable future.Discover how Emilia addresses intersectional discrimination and other systems of oppression, advancing critical goals such as Gender Equality (SDG 5), Reduced Inequalities (SDG 10), and Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions (SDG 16).
Join us for an inspiring conversation on how her work advances social justice, influences public discourse and policy, and relentlessly pursues an equitable and inclusive future for all.
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LinkedIn, Facebook, X and Instagram Email:[email protected]To learn more about Emilia Roig and her work,
follow her on Instagram and LinkedIn.24 min - S1 E9: Voices From The Margins
In this episode of Credo Voices, we dive into the transformative art of storytelling with Valentine Ogunaka, a visionary who redefines how we see marginalized communities.
Through impactful initiatives like Framing for a Cause, Valentine shifts the focus from despair to resilience, capturing the strength, dignity, and triumph of those often overlooked or misrepresented.
Discover how Valentine uses storytelling to amplify voices, foster understanding, and advance crucial goals like Quality Education (SDG 4) and Reduced Inequalities (SDG 10).
Join us for an inspiring conversation about the power of narrative to drive social change and illuminate the stories that truly matter.
Join our global community of change-makers on LinkedIn, Facebook, X and Instagram Email:[email protected]
To learn more about Valentine Ogunaka and his work, follow him on LinkedIn and X.
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About Credo Voices
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Credo Voices Podcast features people driving progress and fostering impact in their communities. In interviews, we explore the stories and experiences of remarkable men and women advancing social…
change in their respective fields. Our podcast serves as a vehicle to amplify conversations around the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), share learnings, inspire hope, raise awareness and, finally, build a global community of change-makers.