In this episode, we talk with Nurudeen Hassan, who shares with us what it takes to ensure that everyone in Nigeria has access to fast and fair justice.

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En este episodio platicamos con Jesus Alberto sobre su experiencia en la promoción de la cultura de la milpa así cómo el impacto que la producción en masa de un grano tan importante cómo lo es el maíz ha tenido para poblaciones originarias en México. Jesús nos cuenta un poco de trabajo con Tonacatlalpan así como los esfuerzos que han realizado para proteger la cultura del maíz y de los Masewal.

Gender inequality in Kenya is a big problem that is deeply affecting almost 30 million women. From the lack of access to formal education to practices like polygamy and child marriage a lot of women in Kenya have a hard time having a fair chance to develop. Thankfully there are women in the country trying to change this reality and in this episode, we have the pleasure of talking with one of them. In this episode, we talk with Susana Aete, the founder and the leader of Rural Women in Modern Agriculture who shares her story with us and the changes that she and her team have helped create.

Do you want to learn more about them or support them? Check the following link.

https://www.gofundme.com/f/rural-women-in-africa?utm_source=customer&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_campaign=p_cf+share-flow-1

En este episodio platicamos con Constanza del Río la directora de la NGO "Nos Buscamos". El trabajo de "Nos Buscamos" consiste en ayudar a los y las chilenas apropiadas durante y después de la dictadura en Chile a reencontrarse con su familia biológica.

Más sobre Nos Buscamos: https://nosbuscamos.org/

In this episode, we talk with Claudia Thomas Riche, the leader of the Nursing Education Collaborative for Haiti. Claudia and her team have worked for over a decade in Haiti to provide the population with access to medical care. More about them: https://nech-cieh.org/

En México existen cerca de 6.2 millones de personas que viven con discapacidad, cada una de ellas enfrenta una lucha constante debido a la falta de apoyos para poder vivir una vida plena. En este episodio hablamos con Flavia Anau la coordinadora general de Piña Palmera quien nos cuenta cómo es que, en las últimas 4 décadas, ella y su equipo han trabajado junto con las personas que viven con discapacidad para cambiar esta realidad. Más sobre Piña Palmera: https://www.pinapalmera.org/

Can feminism exist in the SWANA region? That is the question that we try to answer in this episode. In this episode, we talk with Zaina Erhaim, and she shares with us a bit of her history as a feminist activist and a journalist in the SWANA and how she and many others are working to create a change.