Joy Phumaphi and Sisonke Msimang: This Is What Resistance Looks Like

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After seeing a mass mobilization of women across the world in January, one important question arises: What does a global women's movement look like? African women's rights leaders Joy Phumaphi and Sisonke Msimang discuss what they've learned, and how they envision the future of global women's rights. This thought provoking conversation is hosted by Peggy Clark, Vice President at The Aspen Institute and leader in the global women’s movement.

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After seeing a mass mobilization of women across the world in January, one important question arises: What does a global women's movement look like?

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