The "Hidden Heroes" podcast series introduces listeners to women and girls around the globe taking a stand against gender injustice—and saving lives along the way. This episode centers on an all-female hackathon team in Ecuador that devised a simple, brilliant way to reach endangered women while avoiding the watchful eye of abusers: a cookbook. Read More
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Indigenous Women Speak Out Podcast with Kluane Adamek
This podcast episode features an interview with Kluane Adamek, a Yukon regional chief in northern Canada. Adamek advocates for changes in the ways young people and the next generation are included in decision-making forums, and she is to committed advancing solutions and promoting values-centered leadership. Read More
What Does Power Mean to Men? Podcast Episode
In episode two of the What’s a Man? Masculinity in India podcast, host Deepa Narayan, an award-winning researcher, explores what power means to young boys and men. Narayan highlights the most common responses about power from some of the 250 middle and upper-class boys and men interviewed before exploring the nature of power and its consequences in different models of masculinity. Read More
How to Be Accountable to Women and Girls While Addressing Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (Podcast Episode 19)
The podcast hosts a discussion between two of UNICEF’s experts on sexual exploitation and abuse (SEA) and gender-based violence (GBV). They discuss how to promote a survivor-centered approach in SEA and GBV service provision and address recent SEA incidents in the aid sector. Read More
Inside the FP Story Podcast
Featuring experts from Afghanistan, Mozambique, Kenya, and Senegal, this new podcast series dives into what success means in family planning programs, how to integrate family planning into other health sectors, and how COVID-19 has impacted service delivery. This podcast also looks to the future of family planning programs around the world and explores the continued challenges facing us, plus what those working in the family planning field are doing to push the boundaries of creative solutions. Read More
Cry Like a Boy
With the aim of promoting global discussion on healthy masculinity, Euronews is unveiling an original podcast series, “Cry Like A Boy,” to share inspiring stories of men from five developing African nations who are defying centuries of stereotypes and challenging what it means to “be a man” in their societies, including campaigning for gender equality.Read More
