Gender Talk 211 Show – Women In Power | SSBC TV
What does diplomacy look like through a woman's lens in South Sudan?Amb. Apuk Ayuel, Spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, breaks down foreign policy, media diplomacy, and why women must be at every global table.📺 Aired on SSBC | July 28#GenderTalk211Show #WomenInDiplomacy #RepresentationMatters #WomenInPower
Gender Talk 211 Show – Women In Power | SSBC TV
Activism isn’t easy. But for Zekia Musa, it’s necessary. She shares her journey as a grassroots activist fighting for women’s rights, disability inclusion, and justice in South Sudan.📺 Aired on SSBC | July 21#GenderTalk211Show #InclusionNow #WomenActivists #WomenInPower
Gender Talk 211 Show – Women In Power | SSBC TV
Two teenage girls. Two student leadership roles. One powerful message: girls lead too.Anna and Awan reflect on the pressures and power of being Head Girl and Prefect—and why girl-led leadership must be nurtured from a young age.📺 Aired on SSBC | July 14
Gender Talk 211 Show – Women In Power | SSBC TV
In this powerful Independence Day special, Her Excellency Rebecca Nyandeng de Mabior, Vice President of the Republic of South Sudan, reflects on the nation’s journey to independence and the road still ahead.In conversation with host Eva Lopa, H.E. Nyandeng shares heartfelt insights on leadership, gender equality, youth empowerment, and what it truly means to serve your country.This episode is a tribute to the strength, resilience, and spirit of the South Sudanese people.📺 Aired on SSBC | July 9🎙️ Hosted by Eva Lopa
Gender Talk 211 Show – Women In Power | SSBC TV
What does it take to build a business as a woman in South Sudan?Estella Malek, founder of Aram Weer, shares how she started, scaled, and stayed committed to community growth.📺 Aired on SSBC | July 7th#GenderTalk211Show #WomenInBusiness #WomenInPower
Gender Talk 211 Show – Women In Power | SSBC TV
She’s part of the next generation—fearless, focused, and fired up.Kongkong Thongano, Deputy Info for SSYU, speaks on women’s political participation, breaking barriers, and her journey from student activism to the national stage.📺 Aired on SSBC | June 30#GenderTalk211Show #NextGenLeadership #WomenInPower
Gender Talk 211 Show – Women In Power | SSBC TV
Dr. Labanya, Director of Corporate Affairs at the National Communication Authority, discusses tech policy, regulation, and women’s role in shaping South Sudan’s digital future.📺 Aired on SSBC | July 23#GenderTalk211Show #DigitalInclusion #WomenInTech #WomenInPower
Gender Talk 211 Show – Women In Power | SSBC TV
What’s it like to report truth in a fragile democracy?Award-winning journalist Maura Ajak talks investigative reporting, her latest documentary, and the challenges of being a woman in South Sudan’s media space.📺 Aired on SSBC | June 16#GenderTalk211Show #WomenInMedia #WomenInPower
Gender Talk 211 Show – Women In Power | SSBC TV
She’s been to Yale and Oxford—and now she’s redefining gender policy in South Sudan.Esther Soma sits down with Eva Lopa to talk about leadership, accountability, and being a young woman shaping national conversations at 25.📺 Aired on SSBC | June 9 #GenderTalk211Show #WomenInPower #PolicyMatters
EP 1 – Hon. Jemma Nunu Kumba | The Art of Power
She is South Sudan’s first female Speaker of Parliament—and she’s just getting started.In this premiere episode of #GenderTalk211Show, Rt.Hon. Jemma Nunu Kumba joins Eva Lopa to unpack her new soon-to-be-launched-book The Art of Power, reflect on her political journey, and share hard-won lessons on leadership, resilience, and what it means to lead as a woman.📺 Aired on SSBC | June 2#WomenInPower #SSBCtv #SouthSudan
This is a continuation of last week's conversation. Eva Lopa is joined by two other young newest members in the feminist movement, sharing reflections on their experiences as young women living in South Sudan alongside an experienced human rights advocate, Adeng Leek
In this episode, we are joined by two young feminists sharing reflections on their experiences as young women living in South Sudan.
On this episode, we are joined by Miss Melang Kuol, Miss Earth South Sudan 2022/2023. Miss Melang talks about autonomy, beauty, and purpose as she leads us through her pageant experiences, the project she’s working on, and cyberbullying with a focus on period shaming #GenderTalk211 #AfricanFeminism #SouthSudan
On this Episode, Eva Lopa sits with Dr. Sandra Banks to unpack issues around identities and the markers of identity in South Sudan. Dr. Sandra two weeks back shared a lengthy poster on Facebook on some of her experiences as a mixed-race South Sudanese living in Juba, a post that went viral with many coming forward to share their experiences of being "othered" because of skin-tone.
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#ThisIsUs is a visual and written digital curation that highlights some South Sudanese cultural women's attires. After 11 years of independence from Sudan and ten years of internal instability, the curation aims to initiate knowledge sharing and provide insights and understanding of what different attires symbolise for diverse communities. On this episode of Gender Talk 211, we host Aluel Manyang of Ashes64, a fashion brand managed by a team of South Sudanese young women. Aluel Designed some of the cultural attires featured in this series.
#GenderTalk211 #AfricanFeminism #SouthSudan
On this episode, Gender Talk 211 hosts Janet Michael, a Senior Midwife and Advisor and Director General for Training and Professional Development Services at the Ministry of Health and Ajak Ibrahim, Ma' Mara Sakit village Researcher to discuss sexual and reproductive autonomy for South Sudanese women.
A special appearance by Lydia Minagano Kape, a poet who shares updates and the upcoming launch of her new book "Uncaging".
Gender Talk 211 Team starts off the year reflecting on what 2021 was like and share directions the team intends to take this 2022.
There are many ways you can be a part of our journey this year, reach out to us via any of our social media platforms or email gendertalk211@gmail.com.
Together we can change mindsets and attitudes about gender and sexuality in South Sudan one conversation at a time.
On this episode, Gender Talk 211 hosts Eva Yayi, the Co-Founder and Executive Director of Go-Girls ICT Initiative, a non profit initiative founder by a group of young women in the fields of computer science, information systems, ICT4D innovation, hacktivism and peace-building and Robert Ariik Ajack, head of SafetyComm South Sudan, an online community/platform that provides tools, methodologies and resources on online safety of social media users in South Sudan to discuss digital forms of Gender Based Violence and cybersecurity prevention strategies
On this Episode we host South Sudan National Gender-Based Violence (GBV) Sub-Cluster and United Nations Development Program (UNDP) representatives who been working tirelessly to ensure justice for survivors of Sexual and Gender-Based Violence in South Sudan #16DaysOfActivism #SouthSudan #Feminism
On this Gender Talk 211 episode, we host the award winning poet/author and spoken word artist Ade. He talks about his new book "If Men Cried" a collection of poetry, prose and short stories around masculinity in the South Sudan context.
