Feminism
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‘Women Don’t Want to Work’ is a Harmful Myth with Real Consequences
Summary: Framing women as naturally averse to work undermines their competence, justifies economic exclusion, and erases the labour they already perform. These stereotypes create a double bind, limiting opportunities and shaping outcomes in ways that…
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Naija Feminists Media Takes Feminist Advocacy to Talk District Podcast
Summary: Simbiat Bakare, Founding Director of Naija Feminists Media, spoke on the Talk District podcast about feminism and gender equality. She called for stronger support for survivors of sexual violence and condemned misinformation and online…
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X Space on Social Justice Day: Stakeholders Strategise on Gender Equality Transition in Nigeria
To mark World Day of Social Justice, Naija Feminists Media, in collaboration with Tabitha Empowerment Centre, held an X space titled “Strengthening a Just Gender Equality Transition for a Sustainable Future” on Friday, February 20,…
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Feminism Across Class: When Socioeconomic Factors Influence Women’s Suffering
Summary: Feminism must consider class because a woman’s socioeconomic status shapes her risks, opportunities, and access to justice. Poor and vulnerable women often bear the heaviest burdens in a global economy that exploits inequality. Class…
