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In this episode of Project Co, Ana Amrein, founder of Efecto Colibrí, speaks with Alison Nakamura Neter, Executive Director of ZanaAfrica Foundation, about their groundbreaking work empowering Kenyan girls through education and equity. Adolescence is a critical and often vulnerable time, especially for girls who face unique challenges like period poverty, gender-based violence, and limited access to reproductive health education.
Alison shares ZanaAfrica’s impactful solutions, including providing sanitary products, reproductive health education, and innovative tools like AI-powered chatbots and teacher training programs.
These initiatives help girls navigate puberty safely, reclaim their potential, and rewrite their futures.
Through her personal journey from corporate PR to social impact, Alison highlights the importance of gender equity, the resilience of women, and the collective effort needed to create lasting change.
Tune in to learn about the challenges Kenyan girls face, ZANA Africa’s proven impact, and how you can help make a difference.
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