» The Ahadi Project 2011: Women’s Voices from the DRC

Charlie Walker (SOS Femme en Danger – SOSFED): Charlie completed an undergraduate degree in International Relations and French at the University of Leeds. Charlie earned a Masters degree in Post-War Recovery at the University of York, and her research took her to the Eastern Congo where she encountered SOS Femmes en Danger (SOSFED). Charlie has also worked with vulnerable migrants in Spain and Britain, and with the British Red Cross. After her fellowship at SOSFED, Charlie wrote: “Perhaps the most significant cultural understanding that I gleaned from the experience was a deeper knowledge of the position of women in Congolese society, and of the value of women’s rights education to empower women and encourage their husbands, fathers and brothers to support such a process of empowerment."

09 Oct

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rF789WUS9Is

Posted By Charlie Walker

Posted Oct 9th, 2011

Karin Orr
October 10, 2011

What a beautifully done video Charlie, you integrate the ahadi quilt, the bags, and the stories of the women so well. Their stories are so sad, but hearing the women’s voices so important to prevent this violence. Thank you for making this incredible video.

The Ahadi Project 2011: Women’s Voices from the DRC

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