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Tegwyn Megannon is a Cape Town-based professional with a strong academic background and a passion for tracking progress, measuring impact, and driving meaningful improvements. As a Monitoring and Evaluation Intern at Quote This Woman+ (QW+), she draws inspiration from her grandmother, champions climate action, and envisions a future with a Universal Basic Income Grant for all South Africans. … Read more
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Prof Nana Akua Anyidoho is a social development researcher studying how young people and women navigate pathways to better lives through higher education, employment, and other means, despite often challenging policy environments. Her work focuses on women’s informal employment, youth employment, graduate employability, and the school-to-work transition, with key themes including agency, participation, and empowerment. … Read more
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Some 33 South African Women+ and LGBTQI+ activists are being given an opportunity to learn how to make their voices heard.
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So, you’re on the Quote This Woman+ database and have just been contacted by a radio producer or TV journalist for an interview. Congratulations! Your expertise is about to reach a wider audience. As an intersectional feminist organisation, we know the importance of diverse voices in media. To help you prepare, here’s a comprehensive guide … Read more
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The AIP strongly supports Daily Maverick’s shutdown to highlight the emergency in journalism across the globe and in South Africa’s cities, small towns, townships, and rural areas.
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by Kath Magrobi
In this edition of The Company We Keep, René Sparks, public health professional and health equity activist, tells us a little about herself.
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by Kath Magrobi
What is personal branding, why is it important for women, and where to start?
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(QW+) launches its new database of expert sources, making it easier for journalists from across Africa to find and quote women and experts from other marginalised groups.