In this first in a two-part series of episodes on #MeToo, Isobel and Doreen give a background on the movement and discuss the spectrum of sexual misconduct, as well as some of the problematic responses that have been voiced during this international discussion.

https://www.womensmarchgeneva.org/blog/yeah-dude-youtoo-how-to-date-without-being-predatory

Happy Earth Day!

On our second episode of We Can’t Keep Quiet, launching 22 April, we talk to a couple of Haitians living in Switzerland to get their perspective on their home country, its history, and how the tiny island nation has fared in the eight years since the 12 January earthquake in 2010.

Continue reading on the episode webpage (https://www.womensmarchgeneva.org/blog/2-light-after-darkness-a-vision-of-haiti)

The very first episode of Women's March Geneva!

In the inaugural International Women's Day Episode, Doreen and Isobel tell you about Women's March, why we started this podcast and how you can stay up to date with us. We also do an interview with Annick Ecuyer, a Geneva-based trans* rights activist.

Show Notes

Women's March Global: https://www.womensmarchglobal.com/

Women's March Geneva: https://www.womensmarchgeneva.org/

Trans Network Switzerland: http://tgns.ch

Government Backs Broader Definition of Rape: https://www.swissinfo.ch/eng/tougher-penalties_government-backs-broader-definition-of-rape/43907110

Girl in the Woods by Aspen Matis: http://aspen-matis.com/book/

The Rohingyas: Inside Myanmar's Hidden Genocide: https://www.hurstpublishers.com/book/the-rohingyas/

Women's March GoodReads: https://www.goodreads.com/group/show/235157-women-s-march-geneva