It’s the last episode of Season 2! Join our co-hosts Elizabeth Warindi, Bertha Chulu, and Vilda Otieno as they take a heartfelt look back at the impact of the Make Way Programme not just on their advocacy journeys, but also on their personal lives. In this reflective and celebratory episode, they honor the incredible youth engagement champions who held their hands and walked with them over the last three years of SRHR advocacy. This one is warm, inspiring, and full of gratitude; d...
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It’s the last episode of Season 2! Join our co-hosts Elizabeth Warindi, Bertha Chulu, and Vilda Otieno as they take a heartfelt look back at the impact of the Make Way Programme not just on their advocacy journeys, but also on their personal lives. In this reflective and celebratory episode, they honor the incredible youth engagement champions who held their hands and walked with them over the last three years of SRHR advocacy. This one is warm, inspiring, and full of gratitude; d...
In episode three, we continue the conversation from episode two to discuss the key strengths and challenges when implementing intersectionality into SRHR advocacy and programming work, as well as the role that youth can play in applying intersectionality. We are joined by returning guest Steven Jethro Phiri, programme officer at the Zambia Federation of Disability Organisations (ZAFOD). Tune in!
Make Way for Youth
It’s the last episode of Season 2! Join our co-hosts Elizabeth Warindi, Bertha Chulu, and Vilda Otieno as they take a heartfelt look back at the impact of the Make Way Programme not just on their advocacy journeys, but also on their personal lives. In this reflective and celebratory episode, they honor the incredible youth engagement champions who held their hands and walked with them over the last three years of SRHR advocacy. This one is warm, inspiring, and full of gratitude; d...
