Eliza Anyangwe

@elizatalks.bsky.social

Editor-in-Chief at The Fuller Project: journalism that catalyses change for women & gender minorities | Care deeply about stories: telling new ones, how we tell them, who gets to tell them, how they connect to, inform and serve audiences.

New from @fullerproject.org Today, as Bangladesh swears in new PM, we speak to garment workers who risked their lives in the student-led uprising but say because of gender & class they've been are sidelined and dismissed. Story part of our Revolutions edition www.fullerproject.org/editions/rev...

Garment workers left out of Bangladesh’s July Revolution

They risked their lives in the student uprising, yet despite a new government, the future of women in Bangladesh’s garment sector remains uncertain

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Intriguing to hear Beninois men (only men call) on RFI discuss attempted coup. Struck by: 1. Changing perception of Ecowas 2. Justification of coup while also condemning it 3. Journo’s insistence despite all evidence to contrary that elections= democratic participation www.bbc.com/news/article...

Benin coup thwarted by loyalist troops, President Talon tells nation - BBC News

Patrice Talon says the situation is "totally under control" not long after explosions were heard in Cotonou.

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Opened up four roles at @fullerproject.org! Are you our new health correspondent, tech correspondent, multimedia editor or head of community and audience development? Applicants from Global South encouraged. Come help us build an audience-centred impact focused newsroom! fullerproject.org/careers/

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Careers The Fuller Project is an award-winning global newsroom dedicated to publishing groundbreaking reporting that catalyzes positive change for women. Since 2015, our reporting has helped end life-...

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Still at #CSW69? Join me @ @woman_kind’s 12:30 ET event for a lively reflection on Beijing+30*! *For those who don’t know their feminist history, 14K people attended 4th World Conference on Women in Beijing in 1995. It was there the concept of ‘human rights’ was applied to women

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“You can’t imagine the cyberarmy of the Islamic Republic’s attacks on me. Oh my god, I receive lots of hate.” Iran’s female diaspora are being subjected to deepfakes, AI, and digital tools to silence them abroad. newlinesmag.com/spotlight/ho...

How Iran Targets Women Dissidents Abroad

From deepfake pornography to relentless online harassment, activists are facing a new form of state repression — one that transcends borders

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From maternal deaths to job losses for frontline health workers, as the effects of the 90-day suspension of US development assistance continue to be felt, @fullerproject.org's Allan Olingo outlines five ways women will be "profoundly affected". Read the latest newsletter mailchi.mp/fullerprojec...

Trump’s funding freeze puts women’s lives at risk

In particular, Trump’s USAID funding freeze could have devastating implications for the sexual and reproductive health of African women.

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I reckon it’s not too late to say: Happy New Year everyone! May we choose to stay loving in these hateful times; to cultivate joy in these depressing times…curious and engaged in the face of all that is overwhelming or presumably final/beyond our capacity to change. The world can still be remade.

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Khartoum Aid Kitchen has nearly reached its fundraising target. Help it get there because while a meal can’t make right what has gone so devastatingly wrong in Sudan, it can keep hunger from getting much worse. gofund.me/efae8175

Donate to Fight Hunger in Sudan: The Khartoum Kitchen appeal, organized by Mustafa Ibrahim

The War in Sudan has created the World’s largest Humanitarian cris… Mustafa Ibrahim needs your support for Fight Hunger in Sudan: The Khartoum Kitchen appeal

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