After overcoming my unexpected pre-talk nerves and a momentary lapse on stage, I can now proudly say that I am a TEDx Speaker! My talk emphasised the importance of challenging gender norms and fostering a cultural shift to combat V.A.W.G.
Where do African women and children go when the patriarchy strikes? This post revisits the stories of three different women from three different cities in Africa who have been directly affected by domestic abuse. Where do they go if they manage to muster the courage to leave? To family members or government officials who will send them back into the lion’s den?
I seriously need people to stop asking women what they were wearing or what they were doing there. As though
A woman is murdered every 3 hours in South Africa. The chances of families getting justice in court are slim due to a patriarchal systems that are apathetic to violence against women and girls. Even with evidence in the deaths of Popi and Bongeka, no justice has been served.
Happy Valentine’s Day! This is a great opportunity to check-in? How are those New Year resolutions going? Towards the end
One of the things I have enjoyed doing since becoming a mum is planning pleasant memories for my daughter’s birthdays.
#HavenAtWork is a campaign to raise awareness about the impact of domestic abuse on the workplace. We called for collective action and urged businesses to implement policies to support their employees.
Reflecting on a challenging yet fulfilling year, highlighting personal achievements like media appearances and award submissions. The greatest triumph, however, was navigating lockdown as a single mother without panic attacks!
At The Haven, raising awareness of domestic abuse is a lifetime commitment, alongside providing much-needed support and refuge for women
We’ve just about closed out Virgo season so I guess this is a little late but better late than never.
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