S-4-Episode-1-Bridging The Gap

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G-Taw Zagar Wyne

Purple Feminists Group

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G-taw is airing to amplify Myanmar women's and girls' voices that are making social, political, and economic changes all around the world. It is Myanmar's first feminist podcast started in 2019 by Purple Feminists Group. PFG Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/purplefeminists/ G-Taw Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/gtawzagarwyne/ PFG Website: http://purplefeminist.org/ Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/g-taw-zagar-wyne-podcast Twitter: https://twitter.com/pfgmyanmar Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/purplefeminists/

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S-4-Episode-1-Bridging The Gap

G-Taw Zagar Wyne

1 hour 51 minutes 15 seconds

1 year ago

S-4-Episode-1-Bridging The Gap

"The patriarchal system has existed around us in different forms. Our ancestors did their part in dismantling it and so are we. And I have no doubt that future generations will continue this fight till the end of it. "
In this episode, Naw Eunice a senior program officer at Swiss Aid Myanmar and a feminist gives us her perspective on the changes that Myanmar women from different have made to better the society and how that has led to such great involvement of women in this revolution. She also adds on talking about how in the midst of the coup, we see the significant visibility of people daring to be sexist and misogynist, and how patriarchy and dictatorship are intertwined. Finally, she highlights and encourages young people's participation in different sections-politics, economics,and social. Listen to the full episode to get a wholesome understanding of the progress and challenges that feminists in Myanmar have made and faced.
Speaker Bio: Naw Eunice was born in the brown zone in the Pago region where there is an armed conflict area. She was growing up in a Karen and Christian family. At the age of 5, her family moved to May Myo (Pyin Oo Lwin) and finished matriculation in 1997. She finished her graduate program (Bachelor of Theology) with the research topic “Violence Against Asian Women “in 2003. She earned her Master of Divinity in 2007 from the Myanmar Institute of Theology with the thesis topic “Implementing the Rights of the Child in Myanmar Churches Community”. She has almost fifteen years of experience working alongside women, girls, and youth as a trainer and facilitator. From 2016 to 2019 she worked as a Project Coordinator at Gender Studies Center – Myanmar Institute of Theology. In 2017, she attended the month-long capacity-building course on “Gender, Sustainable development, Peace, and Human Rights” organized by SANGAT – A Feminist Network in Nepal. And voluntarily working as a county coordinator of One Billion Rising. Currently, she is working as a Senior Program Officer (Gender and Livelihoods) at SWISSAID Myanmar since 2019.
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