Mine Is A Comment

Mine Is A Comment

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  • Episode 10 : Church trauma, Justice and Accountability

    In this episode, we sit with Carol Ng'ang'a a public theologian and founder of Msingi Trust to discuss church trauma and accountability within the church.   

    Carol Ng’ang’a is a community development practitioner. In July 2017, she founded Msingi Trust whose aim is to ‘Mobilize, Inspire, Equip and Network Christians and community leaders towards Social Justice, Social Activism and Social Transformation. 

    She is an ardent believer of justice, equality and empowerment for all and has special interest in working with faith leaders and grassroots human rights defenders, bridging the gaps, making connections between these two worlds, to create conversation content and connections to help in the fight  against injustice within their community contexts. 

    She was also part of the first 2018 Tearfund Young Theologian and is currently part of 2020’s  Tearfund Inspired Individuals program.   

    Follow her work on Facebook @Msingi Trust  on Instagram @Msingi Trust and on Twitter @msingitrust  Listen to Msingi's podcast- Msingi Talks on all major podcast streaming channels.  

    This podcast was recorded, shot and produced by Sema Box as part of the Dada Podcast Incubation Programme.

    38 min
  • Episode 8: Our Campaign Journey!!!!
    In 2017 we participated in the General elections, running for the Kileleshwa ward MCA seat. In this episode, we sit with Nyambura Maina to reflect on our journey, the lessons learnt and laugh at ourselves. Nyambura Maina is a 31 year old Feminist, mother, Political aide, coordinator and lover of good things.
    She ran for the Kileleshwa MCA seat in the 2017 General elections and is currently working as a political aide in a presidential campaign.
    This episode was recorded and edited by SemaBox as part of the Dada Podcast Incubator program.
    42 min
  • Episode 7: Surviving and Caring for Survivors of Human Trafficking
    We are joined by Sophie Otiende to talk about what Human trafficking is and what it means to survive and care for Survivors of Human trafficking.
    Sophie Otiende is a Feminist, teacher and survivor advocate for trafficking. She is passionate about ethical engagement of trafficking survivors in the sector and ethical storytelling.
    She is a 2015 vital voices fellow and the recipient of the US Trafficking in Persons Report Hero 2020.
    She is the Director of Consulting for Survivor Alliance. She is also the Founder of a survivor led initiative in Kenya called Azadi Kenya that focuses on supporting survivors of trafficking with long term care and leadership skills to engage more in the human rights space.
    She also serves as a member of the Board of Directors for the Global Fund to End Modern Slavery (GFEMS).
    This podcast has been shot, recorded and produced by Sema Box as part of the Dada Podcast incubator programme
    51 min
  • Episode 6: Purity culture and how it sits in our lives.
    Wanjiru Ngigí joins us on this conversation to discuss Purity culture. She is a therapist living and working and working in Nairobi, deeply passionate about women's healing and recovery from trauma responses to life. I refer to her as a teacher of love and vulnerability. In this episode, we unpack the history of purity culture, it's harm and how it affects other areas of our lives. This podcast has be recorded and edited by Sema Box as part of the Dada Podcast Incubator program.
    44 min
  • Episode 5: Caring for and living with ADHD, Depression, Anxiety and Autism
    In this episode, we sit with "N" a radical feminist. "N" is a Feminist researcher and writer operating at the intersections of media and social change. She is interested in how women and non men use social media for activism and institutional accountability. She shares her journey with Autism, Depression, Anxiety and ADHD. She also talks about what women need to pay close attention to and what the community can do to care and support people living with Mental health illnesses.
    30 min
  • Episode 3: HIV/AIDS care during a pandemic.
    In this episode, we speak to Mercy Njoki Wambui, a healthcare provider caring for people living with HIV/AIDS. She shared with us the challenges faced by vulnerable groups accessing HIV/AIDS care. She also talked to us about the free services provided by government for the care of HIV/AIDS and the care work she does with Imani Volunteers. This podcast is recorded and Produced by Sema Box as part of the Dada Podcast Incubator program.
    31 min

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When we look at our social, political, economic and cultural scenario, women are either invisible or deliberately and historically excluded. This invisibility and exclusion is experienced in real time.