Accent of Women

Nita Okoko, Zoe, Fiza Zali, Madhvi Thakur & A.M. Haritha.
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A program by and about women from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds. Distributed nationally on the Community Radio Network.

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    Fashion Beyond Trends

    Join Haritha and fashion graduate Jaanavi Arjunan as they explore the impact of fast fashion, the importance of sustainable and responsible design, India's fashion heritage, global opportunities, technology, and the choices we all make as conscious consumers.

  2. 22 juin

    Kaala Barna, A Women-operated Aboriginal Consultancy

    Samantha Shepherd is a Jaru woman with family connections to Halls Creek, Balgo and Wyndham. She grew up in many different towns and remote communities across the Kimberley and Pilbara which left her with a deep love of Country. She has a background in Environmental Engineering but she has primarily worked with Aboriginal communities in ways that serves them best. She works at Kaala Barna, a 100% owned and operated Aboriginal consultancy. They work between Western and Aboriginal spaces to ensure that Aboriginal peoples voices are elevated. She has two daughters and currently live on Nyoongar Boodja (Perth).

  3. 25 mai

    Migrant Life Stories Inspired by Bemba Proverbs

    Mayase Jere is a human-centred technologist and author with an MBA in Leadership and Innovation. She is a co-founding member of Blacks in Tech Australia, an advocate for Women in Tech, and the creator of The Art of Otherness and Lifehacks from the Baobab, podcasts exploring identity, leadership, and personal growth through African proverbs.Her passion lives at the intersection of technology, culture, and identity, where she uses storytelling to spark connection, challenge narratives, and drive change.

  4. 18 mai

    Studying Through Uncertainty: International Students in Russia

    In this episode of Accent of Women, we speak with an international MBBS student currently studying in Moscow about the realities of student life during the ongoing war situation. The conversation explores rising living costs, communication struggles, emotional pressure, homesickness, and resilience while living far away from home during uncertain times. Through personal experiences and reflection, the episode highlights the human side of global conflict and the strength of international students adapting to life abroad.

  5. 11 mai

    Dr Amrita Kapur Secretary General of the Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom Part II

    Dr Amrita Kapur is Secretary General of the Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom (WILPF),  the world’s oldest feminist peace organisation, active in more than 40 countries. She leads the league’s global strategy and advocacy, advancing feminist peace, disarmament, and justice, and representing the organisation in high-level international forums.Dr Kapur has over 20 years’ experience with the United Nations and international NGOs in the transitional contexts, bridging peacebuilding, international criminal justice, and human rights law.She is recognised for her institutional gender leadership (UNRWA), gender peacebuilding and facilitation, deep expertise on sexual and gender- based violence, and for embedding gender perspectives into justice reform and peace processes.Her career also spans into the academic institutions. Her publications and policy work have shaped global debates on conflict-related sexual violence, accountability, and women’s leadership in peace and security.

  6. 4 mai

    Dr Amrita Kapur Secretary General of the Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom Part I

    Dr Amrita Kapur is Secretary General of the Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom (WILPF),  the world’s oldest feminist peace organisation, active in more than 40 countries. She leads the league’s global strategy and advocacy, advancing feminist peace, disarmament, and justice, and representing the organisation in high-level international forums. Dr Kapur has over 20 years’ experience with the United Nations and international NGOs in the transitional contexts, bridging peacebuilding, international criminal justice, and human rights law. She is recognised for her institutional gender leadership (UNRWA), gender peacebuilding and facilitation, deep expertise on sexual and gender- based violence, and for embedding gender perspectives into justice reform and peace processes. Her career also spans into the academic institutions. Her publications and policy work have shaped global debates on conflict-related sexual violence, accountability, and women’s leadership in peace and security.

  7. 27 avr.

    Voices of South India

    This episode explores the realities, challenges, and strength of women in South India, connecting current affairs with lived experiences. It highlights issues of safety, identity, culture, and empowerment while recognising the everyday resilience of women. Through reflection and discussion, the program amplifies voices that are often unheard and celebrates women as agents of change.

  8. 20 avr.

    Language & Decolonisation ii

    In this week's episode, we listen to part two of Fiza's conversation with Dr Sarah Wijesinghe. Sarah is a senior lecturer at Sunway University, Malaysia, with expertise in critical tourism, decolonization, and social equity. The conversation was recorded in an open air cafe in Kuala Lumpur, in the midst of Ramadan. As we shared about our roots - our origins, our childhood memories, and traced our routes that led us to this journey of decolonisation, you can hear the general cacophony of daily life. Having now returned to unceded Indigenous lands here, listening to the sounds of my own homeland has been a soothing balm, and the beautiful tapestry Sarah and I weaved together through this conversation reminds me of what bell hooks wrote in her book ‘All About Love’, that “rarely, if ever, are any of us healed in isolation. Healing is an act of communion." While we never really arrived at any grand conclusions, I hope the explorations of possibilities, the journey of tracing how systems affect us will fuel fellow listeners to keep resisting, and to keep finding people to take up space with. Bookstore: Gerak BudayaSong: Manike Mage Hithe by Yohani & SatheeshanMentioned on the show: Dukkana Buy Sarah's book here

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A program by and about women from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds. Distributed nationally on the Community Radio Network.

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  • Création
    Nita Okoko, Zoe, Fiza Zali, Madhvi Thakur & A.M. Haritha.
  • Années d’activité
    2015 - 2026
  • Épisodes
    369
  • Classification
    Tous publics
  • Site web de l’émission
    Accent of Women