Episode 3: FOSTERING SAFER SPACES: Combating Harassment with GAONE RANTLHOIWA

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SECHABA: ARE YOU LISTENING?

MEBALA YOUTH STUDIOS

10 episodes

5 days ago

Mebala Youth Studios and the French Embassy in Botswana are thrilled to present the Sechaba : are you listening ? podcast, hosted by Morongwa Mosetlhi and Takudzwa Muhita. The podcast aims at addressing gender-based issues Batswana women face in every aspect of their lives, and raising awareness and engagement from all, including men and boys, to spark dynamic and productive conversations. Thank you for being here.

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Episode 3: FOSTERING SAFER SPACES: Combating Harassment with GAONE RANTLHOIWA

SECHABA: ARE YOU LISTENING?

54 minutes 35 seconds

1 year ago

Episode 3: FOSTERING SAFER SPACES: Combating Harassment with GAONE RANTLHOIWA

Welcome to Episode 3 of Sechaba: Are you listening?

Today's guest is Gaone Rantlhoiwa, a renowned singer and songwriter, who will assist us in unpacking the issue of "Safer Spaces for women and Combatting Harassment.

Thank you for being here, we hope you enjoy the chat. Feel free to leave a comment and remember to share the podcast.

WARNING!

This episode of "Sechaba: Are You Listening?" WILL ADDRESS TOPICS SUCH AS SEXUAL HARASSMENT, SEXUAL ASSAULT, DEPRESSION AND SUICIDE. LISTENER DISCRETION IS ADVISED.

Hosted by Morongwa Mosetlhi and Takudzwa Muhita, SECHABA: ARE YOU LISTENING? is a collaborative podcast between Mebala Youth Studios and the French Embassy in Botswana aimed at addressing gender-based issues Batswana women face in every aspect of their lives, and raising awareness and engagement from all, including men and boys, to spark dynamic and productive conversations.