Category: DW Originals
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Navigating Islam, Feminism, and Identity
Being feminist and Muslim has often been seen as an oxymoron—both terms are believed to be mutually exclusive. You supposedly can’t be Muslim and feminist.
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Shirley Chisholm, the First Black Woman to Be Elected Into US Congress
In 1968 Chisholm sought and won a seat in Congress.
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KAFART 2023 Highlights Northern Nigeria’s Cultural Resurgence Through Female Artists
Following its fourth exhibition last year, themed “Into The Art of Making” Document Women spoke with some of the female visual artists and textile designers whose works were exhibited.
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KAFART 2023 Highlights Northern Nigeria’s Cultural Resurgence Through Female Artists
Following its fourth exhibition last year, themed “Into The Art of Making” Document Women spoke with some of the female visual artists and textile designers whose works were exhibited.
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Nollywood’s Highest Grossing Filmmaker, Actor, and Politician, Funke Akindele
Funke Akindele is a Nigerian filmmaker,actor, producer and politician who has produced and directed the highest grossing Nollywood films of all time.
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Emi Mahmoud: From World Poetry Slam Champion to UNHCR Goodwill Ambassador
From Darfur to the UN, Emi Mahmoud uses poetry & activism to inspire. Join her fight for a just & humane world.
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Dolapo Adigun’s Journey from English Major to Editing In Nollywood
From English major to major editor, Dolapo Adigun’s story is one of opportunity meeting preparedness.
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Oluwaseun Ayodeji Osowobi: From Survivor to Leading Advocate for Women’s Rights
Championing gender equality and combating sexual violence, Oluwaseun Osowobi is a force for change. Founder of STER Initiative, she empowers survivors in Nigeria, recognized on Time 100 Next.