To close our conversation I asked Laila to share her thoughts on the overall situation of women in Morocco. She did not mince her words!
Read MoreIn this third part of our interview, Laila tells me what she believes has made Masaktach so successful. She shares priceless advice that is relevant for feminist activists all over Africa and beyond.
Read MoreLaila tells me about the campaign that propelled Masaktach on the national and global maps: whistles against street harassment! Click below to join the conversation.
Read MoreMoroccan feminist Laila Slassi was sick and tired of the way sexual violence survivors were portrayed in the media. Turning her outrage into action, she co-founded Masaktach to speak out against rape culture in Morocco.
Read MoreI am in conversation with Stephanie Kimou, an American and Ivorian women’s rights activists who is carving out space for Black women to be decision-makers, not just beneficiaries, within the international development sector.
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