HeyJared#Gratitude notes | #WomenGive - Centering Women's Generosity—#GivingTuesday Africa
This month, in celebration of Women’s History Month—and with IWD2025 in focus, we set out to collect real, raw, unscripted voice notes.
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#GoGrandma with Chinonso Clark - Shifting the Beneficiary Narrative (opens the original)
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"And I'll tell you, my first funder was a grandmother, right?"We asked Chinonso Clark where she sees grandmothers acting as funders in African giving traditions. She did not reach for a statistic. She told us about the 85-year-old woman who looked at what she was building across several countries and put her own money behind it before any institution did.In episode two of #GoGrandma, the first series of the WomenGive Podcast, we move older women from beneficiary to funder, where they have always
#GoGrandma with Damilola Adebonojo - Grandmothers on the Frontlines of Community Resilience (opens the original)
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"Sometimes the clearest evidence of a person's contribution is the vacuum their absence is creating." We asked Damilola Adebonojo why older women's contributions to civil society have stayed so invisible in the evidence. She began by challenging the question. A lack of evidence, she argues, is not a lack of contribution. It is a question of where we are looking, and what we have decided counts as proof. In the opening episode of #GoGrandMa, the first series of the WomenGive Podcast, we ask what
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