We would like to introduce you to the second translation book of Nandar named Dear Ijeawele or A Feminist Manifesto in Fifteen Suggestions by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie.
Cover T-shirts and Myanmar translation of We Should All Be Feminists Dear Ijeawele or A Feminist Manifesto in Fifteen Suggestions will be on sale. Light snacks and beverage will be provided.
We will have a panel discussion under the topic on How Parents Play Roles In A Child’s Development.
Our Panelists are Aye Thiri Kyaw, Soe Lynn, Sai Ahti and Nandar will be our moderator. Their bios will be shared very soon.
Feminist activist Nandar from Purple Feminists Group will explore what consent is and means in Myanmar with special guest Win Min Than. The discussions will be recorded live!
In Myanmar language with simultaneous interpretation into English.
With the support of Any Rev TV and in partnership with the EU Delegation to Myanmar.
Why host a podcast recording show?
A podcast live recording is an interactive, informative and exciting event, which aims at capturing live audience reactions as the podcast is being recorded.
Podcasting live helps create an organic conversation between the audience and the host. A live show gives listeners the chance to actually see the conversation unfold before them and even influence a show.
Purple Feminists Group is a local grassroots organization founded in 2018 with the following purposes: to raise awareness on gender based violence, to challenge menstrual taboos, to contextualize feminist literature, to amplify women and girls’ voices through podcast and writing.
The aim of the podcast G-Taw Zagar Wyne is to generate and promote a community-led space that brings together women, as well as men, to talk about themes related to feminism and the female body in Myanmar.
This project will raise women’s voices and inspire social and cultural change in how we address women’s sexuality and violence against women.
Listen to the podcast here: https://soundcloud.com/g-taw-zagar-wyne-podcast
“Mental Health” Webinar will be streamed LIVE on Purple Feminists Group’s official Facebook Page. The LIVE webinar will be discussed by Ma Su Su Maung, CEP and Principal Consultant of Citta Consultancy and host by Nandar (Founder and Director of Purple Feminists Group).
Sayama Su Su Maung Bio,
Su Maung is the Founder, CEO, and Principal Consultant. She is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, Board Certified Tele-Mental Health Provider, and a Certified Mental Health Integrative Medicine Provider. She has an MA in Counseling Psychology, a BA in Psychology, a Post-Graduate Advanced Training Certificate in Psychodynamic Psychotherapy, a Specialized Certificate in Online Teaching and a Certificate in Social Sector Leadership. She was a faculty and clinical supervisor at Myanmar Clinical Psychology Consortium and an instructor of Psychology at the Academy of Art University in San Francisco. Having intimate knowledge and lived experiences of various cultures, and being multilingual in English, Burmese and Mandarin, she is skilled as a cultural and relational broker for organizations and communities developing human and social capital in a changing world. Her professional interests are in complex trauma and attachment issues, collective and intergenerational trauma, cross-cultural issues, life transitions, loss and grief, organizational therapy, couple and family therapy, early prevention community mental health, creativity, learning and motivation, identity development, women’s issues and feminism, human sexuality, and LGBTQ issues.
The webinar will be LIVE on 23rd May, 2021 7:00pm (Myanmar Time).
As part of the #GtawAthan campaign that we ran to remember our G-Taws who have been a part of our inclusion journey in amplifying women and girls voices in Myanmar, we are very pleased with the engagement from our audiences. This event aims to have an open dialogue between Sayama Naw Eunice who is working as a Senior Program Officer (Gender and Livelihoods) at SWISSAID Myanmar and Ma Nandar, the founder of Purple Feminists Group. The goal of this event is to officially close our #GTawAthan Campaign while having meaningful and important conversations about pre and post-coup gender issues that are happening inside Myanmar. The discussion will be between 1-2 hours in the Burmese language.
Please join us to listen about why continuing to raise awareness of gender equality and amplifying women and girls’ voices is important and how can we all be a part of this inclusion journey individually as well.
Register required to join the event. The event would be in the Burmese language.
