The SOGENDA Pod: Recent Episodes
The SOGENDA Pod
THE SOGENDA POD, Keeping it Kwa Ground, is a podcast which aims to raise awareness in 3 key areas; Gender issues, your legal and natural rights and Women Empowerment. Our mission is to share information, start discussions on gender inequality and other gender issues amongst the youth and to call them to action against gendered social injustices.
This is a special feminism segment, where we discuss the struggles/difficulties of dating as a feminist, in relation to misogyny, sexism and toxic femininity. If you want to interact with us, reach out to us through our: Email: Sogenda.strathmore@gmail.com Instagram page: SOGENDA (@sogenda.ke) . If you want to be notified every time we upload a new episode, follow our: Instagram page: SOGENDA (@sogenda.ke) .
Join us as we talk about double standards in relationships and how they affect our mental health. We are joined by the lovely and talented Ashley Namachanja as she shares her insight and tips.
This episode, we had a conversation with Namachanja Ashley Nasambu, a Bachelor of Arts in Communication student at Strathmore University heading to my fourth year. She is a member of Strathmore Mental Health Club and has written an article about misconceptions regarding MH. In high school, she was a member of the Counselling Club and had undergone training in 2015 from a USIU lecturer of psychology on how to help peers that are going through emotional trouble.
Some resources that were mentioned in this episode:
Mental Health Club (sumentalhealthclub.co.ke)
Mental Health Misconceptions | Mental Health Club Blog (sumentalhealthclub.co.ke)
Reach out to Namachanja Ashley Nasambu, find her on:
Instagram:@namachanja_ashley
If you want to interact with us, reach out to us through our:
Email: Sogenda.strathmore@gmail.com
Instagram page: SOGENDA (@sogenda.ke) • Instagram photos and videos
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Instagram page: SOGENDA (@sogenda.ke) • Instagram photos and videos
Join us as we talk about double standards in mental health, how they affect men's mental health, how to prevent these double standards and hear a male perspective on the statement "men are trash".
This week, we had a conversation with Mbugua Kibe, currently waiting to join 1st year in Tourism and Hospitality Management. He has been involved in mental health awareness for about 1½ years now, has some experience with therapy & can see how mental health comes in in relationships. He is an active member of the mental health club and has been part of webinars and panel discussions surrounding mental health topics.
Some resources that were mentioned in this episode:
Article by Mbugua: https://sumentalhealthclub.co.ke/blog/the-faults-in-how-we-love
Mental Health Club (sumentalhealthclub.co.ke)
Reach out to Mbugua Kibe, find him on:
Instagram: Mbugua Kibe (@ollie.k_17) • Instagram photos and videos
If you want to interact with us, reach out to us through our:
Email: Sogenda.strathmore@gmail.com
Instagram page: SOGENDA (@sogenda.ke) • Instagram photos and videos
If you want to be notified everytime we upload a new episode, follow our:
Instagram page: SOGENDA (@sogenda.ke) • Instagram photos and videos
This is a special feminism segment, where we discuss about Saudi Women's Rights Activist, Loujain al-Hathloul, who was arrested in 2018 after campaigning to end the ban on women driving, she has been released this year January, but under strict restrictions which made her feel like she is in prison just without the bars. Some resources that were mentioned in this episode: Lina al-Hathloul: 'Most Saudis know MBS not a reformer' - YouTube Loujain al-Hathloul: Saudi woman activist jailed for five years - BBC News If you want to interact with us, reach out to us through our: Email: Sogenda.strathmore@gmail.com Instagram page: SOGENDA (@sogenda.ke) . If you want to be notified everytime we upload a new episode, follow our: Instagram page: SOGENDA (@sogenda.ke) .
We talk about the double standards that you might experience in the family, work and school. In this first part of the episode, we explore a number of topics including: the contrast between how boys and girls are raised, the glorification of men that fulfil their parental duty while reducing the woman to caretaker when she does the same, the treatment of women in employment or seeking employment as well as the sexist nature of ‘dress-codes’. Some resources that were mentioned in this episode:
Two Men in Japan Dared to Take Paternity Leave. It Cost Them Dearly, They Say. (Published 2019)
The Double Standard Of “Loving” Boys And “Raising” Girls
Gender Inequality in Household Chores and Work-Family Conflict
Women more than men adjust their careers for family life
If you want to interact with us, reach out to us through our: Email: Sogenda.strathmore@gmail.com Instagram page: SOGENDA (@sogenda.ke) .
If you want to be notified every time we upload a new episode, follow our: Instagram page: SOGENDA (@sogenda.ke) •
THE SOGENDA POD, Keeping it Kwa Ground, is a podcast which aims to raise awareness in 3 key areas; Gender issues, your legal and natural rights and Women Empowerment. Join our hosts, Cheryl, Christine and Noelle as they engage you in amazing, worthwhile conversations :) Here are some clips that we have recorded...we hope to get you wanting to listen to more of us. If you want to interact with us, reach out to us through our: Email: Sogenda.strathmore@gmail.com Instagram page: SOGENDA (@sogenda.ke). If you want to be notified every time we upload a new episode, follow our: Instagram page: SOGENDA (@sogenda.ke).