Genica Bucao of Forging Intersectional Feminist Futures talks about the complexities of intersectional feminism, what that term means in general, and how it applies to the Philippines in particular. We also explore the notions of privilege, responsibility, and community care, and how they shape our relationships and interactions with others.

To learn more about FIFF and how your can get involved, e-mail [email protected] or read about their work:

• Guiding Principles of Intersectionality: https://issuu.com/fiffphilippines/docs/fiff_guiding_principles_of_intersectionality?fr=sZThjMDczNDUwMzQ
• Building a Community of Care for Filipino Human Rights Workers: https://issuu.com/fiffphilippines/docs/dakbalangay_-_a_research_on_collective_care?fr=sMzNlZTczNDUwMzQ
• People-to-People Exchange Towards Forging Intersectional Feminist Futures: https://cids.up.edu.ph/download/forging-intersectional-feminist-futures-proceedings/?fbclid=IwAR3KFIWDJlNlSEqL3pjxRueV5SsrxxTzdLeOsNgAfzo8-mazZwuny7BBP6U
• Proceedings from Research Launch & Culminating Workshop: https://cids.up.edu.ph/proceeding/sailing-the-dakbalangay-fiff-proceedings/

Aella Potestades is the co-executive director of Angat Bayi, a non-profit that supports and champions women leadership in government. In this thought-provoking episode, she shares the personal experiences that shaped her advocacy, the challenges of achieving true gender equality in a patriarchal society, and the importance of women's participation in decision-making and nation-building.Learn more about Angat Bayi at https://www.angatbayi.com.Drawing on Hope is a podcast by Pushpin, a design agency that uses drawings and stories for social change. In each episode, we speak with inspiring leaders across Southeast Asia and beyond. From grassroots advocates to innovative social entrepreneurs, we explore their journeys, the causes they champion, and the change they’re building — one step at a time. In doing so, we hope to paint a collective picture of better tomorrows for all.Subscribe now and become part of the movement for hope and transformation!

Reese Fernandez Ruiz, social entrepreneur and founder of Rags to Riches, shares her journey from a challenging childhood to becoming a leader in sustainable fashion. She discusses the importance of opening doors for others, the role of faith and action in overcoming failure, and her vision for a world without poverty.

Drawing on Hope is a podcast by Pushpin, a design agency that uses drawings and stories for social change. In each episode, we speak with inspiring leaders across Southeast Asia and beyond. From grassroots advocates to innovative social entrepreneurs, we explore their journeys, the causes they champion, and the change they’re building — one step at a time. In doing so, we hope to paint a collective picture of better tomorrows for all.

Subscribe now and become part of the movement for hope and transformation!