About the legacy series
The legacy series is a long form conversation with senior feminists. These conversations take place over three or four episodes tracing feminist journeys and lessons over time.
About the episode
This is a three-part conversation with Sarah Mukasa as part of the legacy series. Awino Okech talks to Sarah over three episodes about her life, feminism and legacy.
Bio
Sarah Mukasa is a Pan African feminist with over fifteen years of experience in leadership and management at senior levels in the not-for-profit sector in Africa and Europe. Sarah has worked with the Open Society Foundations as Deputy Director for OSIEA, Division Head of the Women’s Programme at Open Society Foundations – Africa, the Director of Programmes at the African Women’s Development Fund (AWDF) where she oversaw and operationalised the growth of the organisation to become one of the largest women’s funds and the head of Akina Mama wa Afrika in Uganda. She has written extensively on human rights, women’s rights, social justice and development, and has provided consultancy services to several agencies such as the Ford Foundation, DANIDA, Concern Worldwide, Action Aid International and the Judicial Services Commission of Uganda.
Credits
Interviewer:Awino Okech
Interviewee: Sarah Mukasa
Produced by: The Feminist Centre for Racial Justice
Sound design, editing, additional scripting, production: Ellan A. Lincoln-Hyde
Music: Broken RNB Instrumental by The Audio Way; Can't Touch Me by Ketsa