by Feminist Centre for Racial Justice
The Runway to Feminist Justice Podcast series discusses topical issues at the intersection of feminism and racial justice. This series of podcasts is developed by the Feminist Centre for Racial Justice, which is hosted at SOAS, University of London. For more information about the Feminist Centre, please go to our website: www.thefeministcentre.org
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June 22, 2026
<p><strong>Spotlight: Feminist Practitioners Preventing Intimate Partner Violence</strong></p><p>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.</p><p><br></p><p>Explore the full research at: <a href="www.thefeministcentre.org/consulting-research/ " target="_blank" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer">www.thefeministcentre.org/consulting-research/ </a></p><p><br></p><p><strong>Bios</strong></p><p>Daniela Cortes Vargas is a Latin American researcher with an academic background in Social Work from the University of Costa Rica. She is passionate about generating knowledge through a feminist lens and has collaborated with public institutions, NGOs and activist movements. Committed to intersectional justice, her work is grounded in participatory approaches that advocate for groups facing structural inequalities based on class, race and gender.</p><p>Marie-Simone Kadurira is a communications strategist, researcher, and feminist advocate focused on sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR), gender-based violence, and the impact of technology on women’s lives. Her work combines research, storytelling, and narrative strategy to make complex issues accessible and grounded in lived experiences. She has collaborated with international organisations and feminist networks to develop communications strategies, advocacy tools, and public engagement campaigns. Marie-Simone is also the founder of Vasikana Vedu, a nonprofit dedicated to empowering women and girls.</p><p><br></p><p><strong>Credits</strong></p><p><strong>Produced by: </strong>The Feminist Centre for Racial Justice</p><p><strong>Host: </strong>Prof. Awino Okech</p><p><strong>Editing: </strong>Rachel Wamoto & Daniel Ondieki</p><p><strong>Audio Correction: </strong>Daniel Ondieki</p><p><strong>Sound Design</strong>: Rachel Wamoto</p><p><strong>Mixing & Mastering: </strong>OV Media </p><p><strong>Music: </strong>Sonican Background Music - New Age Nature [465069]from Pixabay</p>
June 8, 2026
<p><strong>Em Destaque: Profissionais feministas na prevenção da violência doméstica</strong></p><p>Esta série reúne as vozes de profissionais feministas que estão redefinindo o que significa prevenção da violência doméstica em suas comunidades. Exploramos perspectivas conceituais e políticas da pesquisa sobre evidências práticas que podem moldar estratégias de financiamento mais equitativas e fundamentadas.Explore a pesquisa completa em: <a href="www.thefeministcentre.org/consulting-research/" target="_blank" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer">www.thefeministcentre.org/consulting-research/</a><strong></strong></p><p><strong>Biografia</strong></p><p>Joyce Souza Lopes é natural do estado da Bahia, no Brasil, formada em Serviço Social, mestra em Antropologia pela Universidade Federal de Pelotas, e doutoranda em Antropologia pela Universidade de Brasília. Desde 2021 coordena os projetos de enfrentamento às violências contra mulheres negras do Odara Instituto da Mulher Negra. É co-fundadora do Instituto Carolina Maria de Jesus, de consultoria e assessoria para desenvolvimento de projetos sociais. E pesquisadora na área de Ciências Sociais nos campos das relações raciais e políticas raciais.</p><p><br /><strong>Credits</strong></p><p><strong>Produced by: </strong>The Feminist Centre for Racial Justice </p><p><strong>Host: </strong>Lucia Kula</p><p><strong>Editing: </strong>Rachel Wamoto & Daniel Ondieki</p><p><strong>Audio Correction: </strong>Daniel Ondieki</p><p><strong>Sound Design</strong>: Rachel Wamoto</p><p><strong>Mixing & Mastering: </strong>OV Media </p><p><strong>Music: </strong>Miromax Music - Background News [438895] from Pixabay</p>
May 25, 2026
<p><strong>Spotlight: Feminist Practitioners Preventing Intimate Partner Violence</strong></p><p>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.</p><p><br></p><p>Explore the full research at: <a href="www.thefeministcentre.org/consulting-research/ " target="_blank" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer">www.thefeministcentre.org/consulting-research/ </a></p><p><br></p><p><strong>Bio</strong></p><p>Mary Balikungeri is the Founder and Executive Director of Rwanda Women’s Network, established in 1997 to empower women and girls, especially survivors of gender-based violence. Inspired by her own experiences of displacement and injustice, she has dedicated her career to advancing healing, economic empowerment, leadership, and advocacy for women. Under her leadership, RWN has supported thousands of women and children through health centers, safe spaces, and education initiatives, while strengthening responses to GBV. Mary is also a prominent advocate for gender equality and peace at national and international levels and received the Queen Elizabeth Point of Light Award in 2018 for her impactful leadership.</p><p><strong>Credits</strong></p><p><strong>Produced by: </strong>The Feminist Centre for Racial Justice</p><p><strong>Host: </strong>Muthoni Muriithi</p><p><strong>Editing: </strong>Rachel Wamoto & Daniel Ondieki</p><p><strong>Audio Correction: </strong>Daniel Ondieki</p><p><strong>Sound Design</strong>: Rachel Wamoto</p><p><strong>Mixing & Mastering: </strong>OV Media </p><p><strong>Music: </strong>Miromax Music - Background News [438895] from Pixabay</p>
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The Runway to Feminist Justice Podcast series discusses topical issues at the intersection of feminism and racial justice.
This series of podcasts is developed by the Feminist Centre for Racial Justice, which is hosted at SOAS, University of London.
For more information about the Feminist Centre, please go to our website: www.thefeministcentre.org
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