– Warkha TV: Senegal's first platform for producing feminist content

Warkha TV is a web channel that produces podcasts and videos on topics related to women's rights from a feminist perspective. Through its work, Warkha TV deconstructs stereotypes and campaigns for gender equality in Senegal and beyond. To mark the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence, discover […]

– Women's voices: using speech to empower women in Mauritania

During the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence, discover seven Equipop partner organizations committed to combating gender-based and sexual violence in West Africa.   Voix des femmes (Women's Voices) is a Mauritanian feminist organization born out of a desire to unify Mauritanian feminist movements. Voix des femmes reflects the diversity of the feminists who make up the organization: pluralistic! […]

– Supporting the girls' revolution: Guinea's Young Women Leaders Club

During the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence, discover seven Equipop partner organizations committed to combating gender-based and sexual violence in West Africa.   In 2016, seven young women created the Club des Jeunes Filles Leaders de Guinée (CJFLG) to provide girls with a safe and secure space where they can speak freely [...]

– Break the silence with Stop au Chat Noir!

During the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence, discover seven Equipop partner associations committed to combating gender-based and sexual violence in West Africa.   In 2019, Bénédicte Joan, a survivor of sexual assault, created the Stop au Chat Noir association to support young victims of sexual abuse and to encourage, promote, and assist any action aimed at [...]

– Taafé Vision: changing the narrative for gender equality

During the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence, discover seven Equipop partner associations committed to combating gender-based and sexual violence in West Africa. Cinema is a powerful source of inspiration. It is both a reflection of our society and a lever for change. It is the patriarchal vision […]

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