These women share their journeys through confronting homophobia, enduring brain injuries from domestic violence, advocating for life after prison and improvements in the justice system, overcoming the stigma associated with being an ex-offender, and surviving a train accident and becoming disabled as a result.
TALK SHOW
Jemma Sawyer discusses sexual health and wellbeing, and getting rid of the taboo and shame surrounding sexual health and sex.
Karishma Gupta discusses sustainability, sustainable fashion and the challenges that female entrepreneurs encounter.
Shanice Tomlinson talks about abortion, the stigma, her experience getting an abortion at the age of 14 and women and girl’s right to choose.
Meredith Brown discusses her menopause experience, normalising the conversation about menopause in the workplace & raising awareness about it.
Tinuke Awe & Clotilde Abe share their experiences with Black maternal health, why they created Five X More & how it can help women of colour.
Katy Massey discusses what ignited her passion for defending girls’ rights, the impact of the pandemic on girls’ rights, the limits of representation and the importance of inclusive leadership for women and girls.
Rebekah Lloyd shares her journey with endometriosis, entrepreneurship and the importance of independence for women.
Yasmin who survived childhood sexual abuse talks about alcohol recovery, and how her childhood traumas altered her self-worth & led her to drink.
Jessica Heagren, Lauralee Whyte and Sophia Ufy Ukor discuss their lived experiences with miscarriage, the effect on mental health, the fears that accompany future pregnancies after a miscarriage, the impact on partners, what to do to better support women who are dealing and have dealt with miscarriage, the need for more conversations on miscarriages, and how medical professionals, companies and individuals can better support women who have gone through miscarriages.