Listen to Oberlene Smith-Whyte, a Jamaican superintendent-turned-domestic violence intervention advocate, and Beza Teferra, an Ethiopian humanitarian program management professional, speak about family upbringing, women’s rights, abuse victims’ silence culture, and—you won’t believe this—bodybuilding at 62.
Hosts: Jirawong Wu and Siu Hay Cordelia Chik

Listen to Oberlene Smith-Whyte, a Jamaican superintendent-turned-domestic violence intervention advocate, and Beza Teferra, an Ethiopian humanitarian program management professional, speak about family upbringing, women’s rights, abuse victims’ silence culture, and—you won’t believe this—bodybuilding at 62. Hosts: Jirawong Wu and Siu Hay Cordelia Chik

Listen to Oberlene Smith-Whyte, a Jamaican superintendent-turned-domestic violence intervention advocate, and Beza Teferra, an Ethiopian humanitarian program management professional, speak about family upbringing, women’s rights, abuse victims’ silence culture, and—you won’t believe this—bodybuilding at 62.
Hosts: Jirawong Wu and Siu Hay Cordelia Chik&nbsp;

Health & Family

The Speaking Peace Podcast was created by students at the University of Hong Kong in coordination with the Peace Fellows at Rotary Peace Center at Chulalongkorn University in Bangkok, Thailand. Each episode focuses on the experience, knowledge and vision gained from peace building around Health &amp; Family, Education, Justice &amp; Security, Peace Building, and Community.  Episodes will be released every week.

Produced in association with the Social Research Institute of Chulalongkorn University and Salween Learning Journeys.

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The Speaking Peace Podcast was created by students at the University of Hong Kong in coordination with the Peace Fellows at Rotary Peace Center at Chulalongkorn University in Bangkok, Thailand. Each episode focuses on the experience, knowledge and vision gained from peace building around Health & Family, Education, Justice & Security, Peace Building, and Community. Episodes will be released every week. Produced in association with the Social Research Institute of Chulalongkorn University and Salween Learning Journeys.

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