Teatime and Wanasa Teatme & Wanasa

Welcome Back! In this episode "Voices from Afar: Sudan Reflection" we discuss the heart-wrenching conflict that befell the Sudanese people on April 15 of 2023 and the heavy aftermath. We reflect on the events of the past 3 months, what our people have undergone, how we have responded and how the globe has responded. We talk about what processing has looked like and how the community is building and uplifting one another.



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Part 1 of our Summer catch up! We're going to get yall up to date 3 xoxoxo
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We are very excited to launch our new season were we are discussing...drum roll please.....Love! Join us in this first episode as we chat with our friends about the windy and beautiful road that is love and relationships.
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Here it is, the 4th & final episode of Season 3 "Our Narratives"! On this episode, we spoke with the amazing and vibrant Sabrina Aman (@eritreanexplorer). An Eritrean American, DMV local, documentary filmmaker, founder of RefuCare, and all around power house. She shares with us her experience from moving to LA, starting a new career, to dedicating herself to supporting Eritrean Refugees in Kassala, Sudan. Tune in as we discuss her inspirational insight, experience and vision for the future.
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Welcome to Teatime & Wanasa’s Our Narratives Episode #3. We chatted with Nada, founder of House of Lolia (@houseoflolia), about her insight into rituals of sudanese women, her experience living in Sudan, her religious/cultural studies background & so much more. Get cozy with a cup of tea and tune into this unique conversation!
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Welcome to Teatime & Wanasa’s Our Narratives #2. In this episode we will be chatting with singer/songwriter/creative Nadine Elroubi (@nadineelroubi) about intersectionality, sexism, privilege, growing up in Sudan, and empowerment. Grab yourself a cup of tea and tune into this inspiring conversation!
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