Join Benny Bonsu, Félicité Rwemarika, Emma Oudiou, and Jessica Hayon as we delve into the importance of Olympic norms and values – excellence, respect, and friendship – for women’s leadership. In this episode, our guests share their experiences within the sports industry, where women and girls continue to face gender-based discrimination, violence, unequal recognition and pay, and call on the responsibility of the whole sports community and beyond to make a change. With perspectives of decision-makers, practitioners and exceptional athletes, this episode advocates for a more diverse and inclusive world of sport and demonstrates its crucial role as a driver of women’s empowerment.

Created and developed by Garance Sarlat and Nick Newland, with the support of Nancy McLennan and Victoire Aimée,

Edited by Juliette Solesse,

Produced by Emmanuel Rudowski,

Recorded at UNESCO Headquarters.

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Meet powerful leaders Desirée Cormier Smith, US Special Representative for Racial Equity and Justice; Bushra Ahmed, Board member of the Lloyds Bank Foundation and CSW68 Delegate; and Agnes Siteya, Director at Beats for Beads and Massai Community leader. Join the conversation as we explore what drives and inspires them, and what obstacles they tackle every day. From the ethics of artificial intelligence and leveraging the power of sorority to the climate change-related challenges faced by women in the Mara, this episode is not to be missed!

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Created and developed by Garance Sarlat, Nick Newland, and Juliette Solesse,

Produced and edited by Emmanuel Rudowski,

Recorded at UNESCO Headquarters.

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Guided by the Philosophy and Management of Social Transformations programmes of UNESCO, this new episode gives the floor to inspiring women thought leaders: Nastassja Pugliese, Kathryn Sophia Belle, and Divya Dwivedi, to discuss how concepts of gender and leadership shape each other and how traditional understandings of leadership have overlooked and dismissed women's potential. To empower women in and through philosophy, this episode sheds light on hidden figures of women in the history of thought leadership, those who deserve more recognition today, and calls for more women leading our world's critical thinking.

Dust off your philosophy books and join the conversation to learn from women’s perspectives and foster change in thought leadership!

Created and developed by Garance Sarlat and Nick Newland with the support of Emmanuel Rudowski, Camille Guinet and Juliette Solesse,

Produced and edited by Nick Newland,

Recorded at UNESCO Headquarters.

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