Women Resisting Violence

Mar 07 2022

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Women Resisting Violence champions the innovative work of women addressing gender-based violence in Brazil, Guatemala and the UK. It is presented by Renata Peppl and produced by Louise Morris.

'Behind every victory we have, there is a fight led by women who make it happen' - Eliana Sousa Silva, Redes da Maré, Brazil.
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Aligned with the Global 16 Days of Activism against Gender Based Violence (25 Nov to 10 Dec), Latin America Bureau and King’s College London release a three-part podcast in which women tell their own stories of social change.

Through the project, we hope to influence policy around gender-based violence and highlight the voices and lessons of those working on the frontlines of their communities. We’d be grateful if you could help us achieve this by leaving a review and sharing the podcast using #WomenResistingViolence

Available in English, Spanish and Portuguese on all podcast platforms and on our website.

Tw: @LatAmB Insta: @latinamericabureau Fb: @latinamericabureauHead to wrv.org.uk for more information about the project.Get in touch: [email protected] the press release: In English | En español | Em português

Funded by the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) Impact Acceleration Account held at King’s College London.
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Bonus episode: Listening to Women Resisting Violence

Mar 07 2022 52 mins

“The podcast for me was a breakthrough from being a survivor to being a voice for the community”This bonus episode contextualises the powerful stories of transformation and solidarity showcased in the Women Resisting Violence podcast.It is based on an online discussion around the power of podcasting for social change, with leading audio producers from Latin America and represen

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Dec 08 2021 30 mins

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3. Mujeres Migrantes: Levántense

Dec 08 2021 34 mins

Gil emigró al Reino Unido desde Brasil con su pareja y sus dos hijos. Entró al país como turista y posteriormente se convirtió en indocumentada. Cuando el abuso aumentó, Gil huyó de su casa pero no recibió ayuda de la policía británica. Acabó en la calle con sus hijos en el invierno. Su vida cambió al encontrarse con el Servicio para los Derechos de las Mujeres Latinoame

3. Reaja Mulher Migrante

Dec 08 2021 35 mins

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1. Mourning the 56 in Guatemala

Nov 24 2021 37 mins

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1. Nos Duelen 56 en Guatemala

Nov 24 2021 36 mins

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Women Resisting Violence - Coming Soon

Nov 16 2021 1 mins

Women Resisting Violence is a multilingual podcast series sharing Latin American women's extraordinary experiences of addressing gender-based violence in Guatemala, Brazil and the UK. Co-created by Latin America Bureau and King’s College London, it tells stories of women supporting one another and transforming their communities.'Behind every victory we have, there is a fight led