Talks4Her

In this first episode of Talks4Her Season 3, we speak with Isabella Aung about the realities of women and youth resisting military rule in post-coup Myanmar.

Since the 2021 coup, women and young people have been at the forefront of resistance — organizing, supporting communities, and continuing to fight despite violence, repression, and increasing restrictions on their freedoms.

This conversation explores how the regime impacts women’s lives in deeply gendered ways, from forced conscription and displacement to systemic violence, while also highlighting the strength, leadership, and resilience of those resisting.

A powerful reminder that the fight for democracy is also a feminist struggle.

In this powerful episode of Talks4Her, host Maisha Zaman sits down with Dr. Sally King — researcher, educator, and founder of Menstrual Matters — to unpack the deep-rooted stigma, medical neglect, and social silence surrounding menstruation.

From the gendered gaps in healthcare to the importance of inclusive menstrual education, this conversation is a must for anyone who cares about equity, dignity, and bodily autonomy.

#MenstrualHealth #Talks4Her #PeriodEquity #EndTheStigma #FeministPodcast #SallyKing #MaishaZaman #MenstrualMatters #ReproductiveJustice

🎙️ New episode of Talks4Her🩸

Why are we still ashamed to talk about periods?

What actually needs to change?

And why does menstrual health really matter?

This week, we’re joined by the amazing Leisha Toory, founder of the Period Priority Project, who’s fighting for menstrual equity across Canada. From education to product access, she’s doing the work—and we need to talk about it.

This episode is for anyone who’s ever felt silenced, embarrassed, or unheard.

#Talks4Her #BreakTheStigma #MenstrualJustice #LeishaToory #PeriodPriorityProject #Politics4Her #FeministPodcast #YouthPower #NoMoreShame

NEW PODCAST EPISODE 🎙️

In a world that glorifies hustle and endless productivity, choosing to rest is an act of resistance.

In today’s episode of Talks4Her we chat with the amazing activist Lucky Kobugabe to explore why rest is not just necessary, but revolutionary, especially for women and marginalized communities.

We dive into hustle culture, burnout in activism, and how true change demands sustainability. Listen now and join the movement for rest, care, and collective healing.

#Talks4Her #RestIsResistance #FeministActivism

New episode of Talks4Her out now.

In collaboration with Politics4Her Europe Hub, we dive into the current state of women’s rights in Europe.

How are LGBTQIA+ women and gender-diverse individuals affected?

What’s at stake for sexual and reproductive health rights?

How is the far right threatening hard-won freedoms?

And why is “women’s protection” being weaponized against migrants?

Join us as we unpack these urgent issues and push for a more just and inclusive Europe. Listen now and be part of the movement.

In this episode of Talks4Her, we dive into the complex and often misunderstood issue of sex workers’ rights with Benedetta De Rosa.

Benedetta De Rosa is an international researcher and project assistant dedicated to gender justice, women’s sexual rights, and the fight against sexual exploitation, working at the intersection of advocacy, digital communication and project management for international and local Italian organizations.

Her commitment to sex work and bodily autonomy stems from an early passion for nude art, which over time has evolved into an intellectual commitment to research, write, and speak on the relationships between sexuality, gender and power. Unashamed and unafraid to challenge taboos, Benedetta is committed to creating space for judgment-free conversations on female sexuality, ensuring that respect, understanding, and empowerment remain at the heart of these discussions.

Through her work, she transforms complex issues into accessible insights that spark dialogue and drive systemic change.

Together, we unpack:

• ​The misconceptions shaping laws and policies on sex work
• ​The impact of anti-trafficking measures on sex workers’ autonomy
• ​The role of stigma, consent, and labor rights in shaping public discourse
• ​Myth-busting common narratives about sex work

Join us for a discussion on bodily autonomy, policy, and advocacy, without fear, without shame. 🎙️✨

NEW TALKS4HER EPISODE 🎙️: Joining us is the incredible Zoya Kalisnsky, who opens up about her journey from facing bullying to becoming a passionate advocate for youth empowerment and education reform.

In this conversation, we explore actionable strategies to prevent bullying, rethink outdated education systems, and champion more inclusive, personalized learning experiences.

Zoya also debunks myths about education activism, underscores the need for education equality, and shares insights on empowering young women to lead in decision-making spaces.

Tune in for an inspiring episode you won’t want to miss! ✨ 🗣️

In this episode, we analyze the reality show Love is Blind Habibi. We discuss various topics, share our personal experiences, and explore societal expectations through a feminist lens.

We discuss it within the Arab cultural context, examine the pressures surrounding gender roles, and emphasize the importance of women’s empowerment, choice, and sisterhood. Join us in this reflective discussion!

Welcome back to Talks4Her! Today's episode will focus on reproductive rights, bodily autonomy, and abortion. Our goal is to inform, share stories, and foster a respectful dialogue. Our amazing guests today are Vianey Estrada (safe2choose) and Gail Peprah. 

Welcome back to Talks4Her! Today's episode will focus on reproductive rights, bodily autonomy, and abortion. Our goal is to inform, share stories, and foster a respectful dialogue. Our amazing guests today are Vianey Estrada (safe2choose) and Gail Peprah.