Episode 35: Spotlight: Feminist Practitioners Preventing Intimate Partner Violence with Fatma Ibrahim

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Spotlight: Feminist Practitioners Preventing Intimate Partner Violence. This series brings together the voices of feminist practitioners who are re-defining what intimate partner violence prevention looks like in their communities. We explore conceptual and political insights from the research on practitioner-led evidence that can shape more equitable and grounded funding strategies.Explore the full research at: www.thefeministcentre.org/consulting-research/ BioFatma Ibrahim is a feminist academic researcher with a PhD in feminist Political Science, and activist engaging with feminist thought and practice across multiple avenues. She is the director of The Sex Talk Arabic, a feminist and queer digital platform she launched in 2018 to raise awareness on the causes of sexual and gender based violence and promote sexual and reproductive health, rights and justice as well as to provide positive, feminist and queer sex education in Arabic.CreditsProduced by: The Feminist Centre for Racial JusticeHost: Marie-Simone KaduriraEditing: Rachel Wamoto & Daniel OndiekiAudio Correction: Daniel OndiekiSound Design: Rachel WamotoMixing & Mastering: OV Media Music: Paul Yudin - Breaking News Intro from Pixabay

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