In this episode Professor Tracy Morse and Dr. Effie Chipeta join Chimzy and Hazel for a conversation about their partnership project which looks at mental health and wellbeing in adolescents in Malawi with the University of Strathclyde. They’ve also both worked in sexual and reproductive health and we touch on that.

You can hear from the start that it’s a really special partnership rooted in a people to people connection and mutual learning.

This podcast is supported by the Scotland Malawi Partnership.

This is Part 2 of a conversation that we had Maria Chiponde and Florisa De Leo Magambi. Florisa is handing over the Kibebe organisation to Maria, and we heard about that in part one. But we had to also publish some of the other compelling conversation that we had about the refugee community in Malawi. Chimzy and Hazel were both quite moved to hear about it and we'd love to know what you think.

Warning: themes of sexual violence and child loss.

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Hazel and Chimzy chat with Maria Chiponde and Florisa De Leo Magambi from Kibébé. Kibébé in the Swahili dialect used in the Dzaleka refugee camp where they work means a big fat healthy baby. This episode captures an amazing moment in the organisation's history as Florisa passes over the leadership of the organisation to Maria.

This episode features a beautiful song by Peter Mawanga.

Link to the One World Shop in Edinburgh

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Link to the Kibébé online shop

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Link to Inua Advocacy

https://inuaadvocacy.org/

Link to Peter Mawanga on bandcamp

https://petermawanga.bandcamp.com/track/nkhani-2