How can people in marginalised communitites learn about their rights and start pushing for change? Winnie Masai leads InformAction, a Kenyan...

Interview with Winnie Masai: From underdogs to a force for change

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Keynote Helena Gualinga: Changemaker fighting for the environment and equality
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