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S1E36 Academia vs Practice: A Decolonial Approach to Sexual Misconduct in Aid
In this episode, sociologists and practitioners Dr. Nof Nasser-Eddin and Dr. Nour Abu Assab unpack what it really means to take a decolonial approach in the aid sector and why this shift is essential…
S1E35 Women Led Organizations in the Frontline: Voices from Palestine and the DRC
In this episode, a powerful conversation with two women in parts of the world vulnerable to a heightened risk of sexual misconduct within the aid system Sandrine Lusamba is Executive Co-Ordinator…
S1E34 Harassment vs. Sexual Harassment: Does the difference matter?
Emily May is a founder, activist, and author dedicated to ending all forms of harassment. In this episode, she discusses the impacts of harassment on an individual. Emily talks about the significance…
S1E33 From Anger to Love: Speaking Up Through Storytelling
Adelle Onyango is a renowned media personality and campaigner against sexual violence in Kenya. Adelle says that when she originally started campaigning, it was fueled by anger shaped by her own…
S1E32 INTERPOL: Tracking Sexual Offenders in the Aid Sector
In this episode of the #NoExcuse podcast, Guni Dias speaks with Elizabeth Wright from Interpol about her work within Project Soteria. The discussion explores the lack of empathy among offenders, the…
S1E31 Why Men Abuse: Sex, Power, and Masculine Norms
Professor Michael Flood is a renowned researcher, author, and advocate focusing on masculinity, violence prevention, and gender equality. In this episode, he talks about how the norms of masculinity…
S1E30 Dark and Dangerous: Sexual harassment in digital spaces
Seyi Akiwowo, author and leading voice on digital safety, talks about the growth of online sexual harassment in the workplace. Akiwowo, who is also a founder of a non-profit committed to ending…
S1E30 Dark and Dangerous: Sexual harassment in digital spaces
Seyi Akiwowo, author and leading voice on digital safety, talks about the growth of online sexual harassment in the workplace. Akiwowo, who is also a founder of a non-profit committed to ending…
S1E29 Exploiting Trust: Child Sexual Abuse in the Aid Sector
Professor Michael Salter is a leading researcher on child sexual abuse and the director of ChildLight East Asia and Pacific Hub at the University of New South Wales. In this episode, he talks about…
S1E28 The power of theatre in addressing sexual misconduct
In this episode of the WHO #NoExcuse Podcast, host Guni Dias speaks with Suzie Miller, an award-winning Australian playwright and former criminal defense lawyer specializing in human rights. They…
S1E27 #MeToo: Movement, Momentum, and Mission
In this compelling episode of the WHO #NoExcuse Podcast, we sit down with Tarana Burke, the visionary founder of the #MeToo movement, whose work has ignited a global reckoning around sexual violence…
S1E26 2024 WHO PRS Stakeholders Review Conference: Rethinking Prevention of Sexual Misconduct
Recorded live at the 2024 WHO PRS Stakeholder Review Conference, this special episode brings together leading voices in the prevention and response to sexual misconduct. Hosted by Dr. Gaya Gamhewage…
S1E25 When men fight for victims' rights
Mirko Fernandez is a victim advocate at the Global Fund. In this episode, he talks about the complexities of preventing and responding to sexual misconduct in the aid sector. Mirko shares how his…
S1E24 When Sexual Harassment Training Backfires
In this episode of the #NoExcuse podcast, host Guni Dias speaks with Harvard sociologist Frank Dobbin about the complexities of sexual harassment in the workplace, especially within international aid…
S1E23 Sex, Power, and Consent: Decoding Sexual Misconduct
Professor Zoe Peterson is a researcher at the Kinsey Institute, which has been a global leader in the study of human sexuality for over 75 years. In this episode, she talks about the intricate…
S1E22 Strength in Solidarity: Women's Rights Organizations Supporting SEA Survivors in Malawi
Lusungu Kalanga and Amanda Bangura are the co-leads supporting victims and survivors of sexual exploitation and abuse in Malawi through their partnership with Women's Rights Organizations. In this…
S1E21 Shifting Leadership Mindsets: Collective Action Against Sexual Misconduct
Victoria McDonough has over 30 years of experience in preventing and responding to sexual exploitation and abuse in the aid sector and is currently a senior victim care officer. In this episode, she…
S1E20 The Sociology of Sexual Harassment: Gender Dynamics at Work
Dr. Marianne Cooper is a sociologist and expert on gender at Stanford University. In this episode she discusses her research on gender dynamics in the workplace and their connection to sexual…
S1E19 Psychopaths and Sexual Misconduct Perpetrators: Common Traits
Nashater Deu Solheim is a psychologist, author and executive coach who has extensive experience working with psychopaths, military personnel and. In this episode, we explore the similarities of…
S1E18 No aid without meeting standards of conduct!
The late, Aidan O'Leary, WHO's director for polio eradication, says that polio eradication, like all aid work, needs not only professional excellence, but for all workers to meet the highest…
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