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Bridging Movements: Lessons from AWID Forum on Feminist Solidarity and Global Advocacy

Attending the AWID Forum was a transformative experience and a privilege to engage with a diverse and passionate global community. It was inspiring to hear voices from all corners of the world, speaking in different languages and representing generations of activism. This was more than an opportunity to listen to stories – it was a […]

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A Journey to Remember, Discovering Zimbabwe and Myself

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There’s a proverb that says, “When you haven’t traveled, you haven’t seen.” My recent trip to Zimbabwe to attend the Southern Africa Youth Forum brought this saying to life a journey of discovery, new experiences, a wealth of knowledge, and unforgettable moments. This travel experience will forever hold a special place in my heart. Several

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My Experience of Becoming a #WOSSO Fellow

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I am a #WOSSO fellow from Zimbabwe, and WOSSO stands for ‘Women of the South Speak Out’. I got to know about WOSSO at work. Our Executive Director, Mrs. Edinah Masiyiwa shared the email and encouraged me to apply. Mai Masiyiwa is a seasoned, unapologetic feminist who roots for women all day – everyday. With

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Becoming a WOSSO Fellow

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“Be bright in that corner where you are!” This simple yet powerful phrase became our anthem during the onboarding week of the Women of the South Speak Out (WOSSO) Fellowship. The melody might have been catchy, but the words? They’ve stayed with me long after the last note faded. Let me tell you why. Being

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My Five Minutes of Fame: A Life-Changing Experience at Southern African Youth Forum

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It was Saturday, August 10, 2024, a day that will forever be etched in my memory. It was the day I experienced the power of being famous, if only for five minutes. I remember a message was posted on our Wosso Fellow WhatsApp group by our Mentor Thabetha on the 29th of July asking if

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