Women
Abuja, Nigeria — (Minority Africa) When Bunmi, who was born with a visual impairment, announced…
Where conventional ride hailing apps have fallen short, HerRyde is working to ensure safety for women in Nigeria as both drivers and passengers.
Nairobi, Kenya (Minority Africa) — In 2019, 31-year-old Kenyan Ann Mogaka returned to work six…
The unprecedented food shortage in the Sahel and West African region can be attributed to…
For as long as I can recall, almost everything I tried to learn about sexual…
While many countries are debating abortion rights, there is another reproductive right that is being…
The organizers explain that rest is political for women because they have been socialized to…
In Namibia, there is a high incidence of sexual- and gender-based violence (SGBV) targeting women.…
The 27th United Nations Climate Change Conference or COP27 will be held in Sharm el-Sheikh,…
I had never considered the choice of motherhood being anything but my own. I had never been told I might not have a choice in the matter, that my body might be incapable of it or that I might want it and never have it. What did that feel like? Especially for a lot of women who hinged their sense of self on the ability to procreate? Until that point, the other girls and I had been separated from the women who wanted to use the eggs; they had seemed like rich faceless people whom we knew would someday carry offspring from our eggs. But what were their struggles? What led them to the clinic? How long had they searched for children?