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Changing Narratives Podcast

Changing Narratives Podcast

Von: The U.S. End FGM/C Network Patricia Mars
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Welcome to Changing Narratives, the official podcast of The U.S. End FGM/C Network. This podcast is a platform for bold conversations, survivor-led advocacy and the stories that inspire change. Together with activists, experts, and change-makers, we explore the multifaceted fight to end female genital mutilation/cutting (FGM/C) and uplift the voices driving progress. From policy wins to personal triumphs, Changing Narratives shines a light on the efforts shaping a world free from FGM/C. Join us as we challenge norms and build a movement rooted in dignity and action. 🎧 Subscribe now and be part of the change! Contribute to us today: https://endfgmnetwork.org/donation/.2025 Management & Leadership Ökonomie
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  • Uncovering the Hidden Reality: FGM/C in Canada

    Uncovering the Hidden Reality: FGM/C in Canada
    Sep 9 2026

    In this episode of Changing Narratives, host Patricia Mars turns the spotlight on Canada — a country often missing from global discussions about female genital mutilation/cutting (FGM/C).

    New research by Islamic Relief Canada reveals what many advocates have long known: FGM/C is happening there, both in private homes and through vacation cutting.

    Joining Patricia is Warda Warsame, National Network Coordinator of the End FGM Canada Network, to unpack what these findings mean, why FGM/C remains so invisible in Canada and what it will take to move from awareness to community-led change.

    Link to the new research is here.

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    30 Min.
  • Who Tells the Story? Power, Ethics and Narrative Control on the Movement to End FGM/C.

    Who Tells the Story? Power, Ethics and Narrative Control on the Movement to End FGM/C.
    Aug 12 2026

    Storytelling shapes movements — but when stories involve trauma, harm, and lived experience, the way they are told can either advance justice or cause further harm.

    In this episode of Changing Narratives, host Patricia Mars sits down with Mariya Taher and Amy Hill for a candid conversation on ethical storytelling within the movement to end FGM/C. Together, they unpack what it truly means to keep storytelling survivor-led, how power shows up in narrative spaces and why intention and boundaries matter just as much as visibility.

    This episode explores what actually moves people from awareness to action, how storytelling can be meaningfully connected to policy and systems change and what practices help ensure that sharing stories remains healing rather than extractive. Mariya and Amy also reflect on how storytelling is evolving — especially as younger generations and digital platforms reshape how stories are told, shared and consumed.

    This is a conversation about responsibility, care, and the future of narrative power in advocacy.

    Link to learn more about Silence Speaks.

    Link to learn more about Voices to END FGM/C

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    31 Min.
  • Beyond the Conference: What Women Deliver Revealed About the Movement to End FGM/C

    Beyond the Conference: What Women Deliver Revealed About the Movement to End FGM/C
    Jul 8 2026
    Recorded live at Women Deliver 2026, this episode of Changing Narratives brings together reflections from advocates, organizers and movement leaders working across different regions and sectors. This episode explores the power of collective action, the importance of solidarity and what it means to strengthen alliances in a time of global disruption. From grassroots advocacy to global policy spaces, these voices offer insight into the challenges, opportunities and urgent priorities shaping the movement to end FGM/C. In this episode, you heard from Valerie Lolomari MBE, Mamasylla Barry, Isis Elgibali, Ann Njuguna, Nejma Sayed, Alisa Tukkimaki, Warrda Warsame, Jacqueline Samuels, Safiya Riyaz, Isatou Bittaye-Jobe, Bassmala Morkaz, Giselle Portenier and Dr. Babou. Thank you for your time, contributions and work to end FGM in the U.S. and around the world.

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    42 Min.
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