Conversations
Live sessions and interviews with women leaders in politics and international relations. Learn from their experiences, ask questions, and connect with the community.
Upcoming Live Session
The Future of Women in African Politics
Join us for an in-depth conversation with Dr. Amara Okonkwo as she shares insights on women's representation in African politics, breaking barriers in male-dominated spaces, and building influential networks. This is an interactive session where you can ask questions directly.
Session Archive
Missed a session? No worries! Watch or listen to past conversations with our guests.
Breaking Barriers: Women in Diplomacy
With: Ambassador Elena Simiyu
Explore the challenges and triumphs of African women diplomats. Learn strategies for navigating international relations and building influence.
Watch Now →Policy-Making from the Ground Up
With: Zainab Mwangi, Policy Director
Discover how to influence policy from grassroots level. Practical steps for advocating for change and building coalitions.
Listen Now →Career Transitions in Politics
With: Fatima Al-Rashid, Career Coach
Navigate career changes in the political sphere. Tips for moving between sectors, advancing your career, and staying true to your values.
Watch Now →Building Your Political Network
With: Grace Nakamura, Networking Expert
Strategic networking isn't about knowing everyone—it's about building meaningful relationships. Learn tactics used by successful women leaders.
Watch Now →Women Leading Change in Local Government
With: Amina Okafor, Local Councillor
See how women are making impact at the local government level. Strategies for getting involved and driving change in your community.
Watch Now →Balancing Ambition with Well-being
With: Dr. Keziah Osei, Wellness Coach
Building a political career while maintaining your health and happiness. Real talk about burnout, boundaries, and self-care.
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