Episode 23: Spotlight: Feminist Movement Builders' School with Grace Nyarath

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Runway to Feminist Justice

Feminist Centre for Racial Justice

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The Runway to Feminist Justice Podcast series discusses topical issues at the intersection of feminism and racial justice. This series of podcasts is developed by the Feminist Centre for Racial Justice, which is hosted at SOAS, University of London. For more information about the Feminist Centre, please go to our website: www.thefeministcentre.org

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Episode 23: Spotlight: Feminist Movement Builders' School with Grace Nyarath

Runway to Feminist Justice

32 minutes 34 seconds

3 months ago

Episode 23: Spotlight: Feminist Movement Builders' School with Grace Nyarath

Spotlight on Feminist Movement Building School

These episodes are a conversation with participants from our second Feminist Movement Builders School convened in partnership with Just Associates in August 2024.

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In this episode, Nadia Asri sits down with feminist activist Grace Nyarath to discuss the obstacles she faces when advocating for sex worker rights and overcoming counter-productive ideology which excludes certain groups of women from social justice initiatives.

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Grace Nyarath is a dedicated feminist human rights defender with a focus on empowering sex workers and advancing gender equality. As a program officer at the African Sex Workers Alliance (ASWA), Nyarath leads a project on macroeconomics and sex workers' rights while coordinating the African Leadership Sex Workers Academy (ALESWA) in Nairobi, Kenya.

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Interviewee: Grace Nyarath

Interviewer: Nadia Asri

Produced by:The Feminist Centre for Racial Justice

Sound design and editing: Almaz Anderson