Truth teller Wanji shares her journey from growing up in a single-parent home in the slums of Nairobi to being a yoga teacher and studio/program manager with Africa Yoga Project (AYP). She discusses what led her to yoga and how AYP has transformed her life and her community.

Wanji: On Yoga and Accessibility

The intention of the podcast is to provide sacred safe space for everyday warriors to share their journey and communicate their views on what the collective needs to do in order to create common ground for all concerned.

Our storytellers will be from all walks of life with the vision of shining light on the unseen and providing a stage for the unheard.

The goal for our audience is to learn as well as unlearn in a safe supportive environment. To encourage society to take the blind folds off and provide the audience effective action steps that must be taken.

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The intention of the podcast is to provide sacred safe space for everyday warriors to share their journey and communicate their views on what the collective needs to do in order to create common ground for all concerned. Our storytellers will be from all walks of life with the vision of shining light on the unseen and providing a stage for the unheard. The goal for our audience is to learn as well as unlearn in a safe supportive environment. To encourage society to take the blind folds off and provide the audience effective action steps that must be taken.

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Wanji: On Yoga and Accessibility

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