Advocacy Without Apology: Discomfort Is Where Change Happens

In this episode of Unshaken Feathers, host Mundia sits down with Limpo Chinika — Regional SRHR Fund Manager, Development Practitioner and Feminist — to explore what it means to lead in spaces that make people uncomfortable, and why the most important conversations are often the ones nobody wants to have. From the fight for women's bodily autonomy, to child rights and protection, to HIV and AIDS prevention, to the shrinking funding landscape for women's rights movements across Southern and East Africa, Limpo works at the intersection of some of the most contested and consequential issues of our time. And she does it without apology. This conversation goes beyond the programmes and the policies. It is about what it takes to hold your values steady when the environment pushes back, to advocate for rights that are still being debated, and to remain grounded in purpose when the resistance is real and the stakes are high. Because some conversations can't wait. And some work is too important to soften. Connect with Limpo below: LinkedIn: Limpochinika