For our Season 2 finale of Resist, Persist and Reimagine, we’re in conversation with Congolese activist and lawyer Gloria Sengha.

Gloria has faced arrests and threats, but she refuses to step back. She reminds us that politics shouldn't just be for the rich or the few, it belongs to all of us.

Change is a process, and we are the ones driving it. 🌍

Episode 6 of Resist Persist and Reimagine is now live!

How do we make politics make sense to everyone?

In our newest episode, Tabitha Oluoch explains how she simplifies complex laws to reach young women. Instead of using confusing jargon, she breaks down the 2024 Finance Bill into its real impact on everyday items like bread and sanitary towels.

She calls this the "broccoli effect", using digital platforms to make civic education easy and enjoyable to consume. By meeting people where they are (on TikTok, X, and Facebook), Tabitha is ensuring that young women aren't just voters, but active participants.

"We have to stand up because no one is going to speak for us," she reminds us.

We are honored to welcome Hon. Winnie Kiiza, Uganda’s first female Leader of the Opposition and a Member of Parliament for 15 years.

In this episode, we dive deep into:

- The Personal as Political: How her mother’s strength inspired her journey into activism.

- Legislative Wins: The impact of the Women’s Caucus in passing critical laws, including the Domestic Violence and Anti-FGM bills.

- Reimagining Democracy: A vision for a system centered on people's issues, fair participation, and freedom of speech.

- Advice for the Youth: A call to action for young women to defy the norm and occupy the spaces where decisions are made.

Listen now!