Ep 17: It’s a men’s issue

Hungry Woman at Work

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What are men’s voices doing on a show for women who want to thrive at work? What they should have been doing a long time ago: taking a stand against toxic masculinity and doing their part to eradicate gender-based violence.
So say the collective voices on our show today.
Gender-based violence has so many facets and one episode is not adequate enough to cover it. But the men on this episode agree about one thing: it’s a men’s issue more than anything else.
In episode 17 of Hungry Woman at Work, Nevelia Moloi speaks to Jaco van Schalkwyk, founder of The Character Company, Beverly Gumede of Lawyers against Abuse, and a few other men who are saying “GBV stops with me”.
#StopGBV #Iamnotnext #MeToomovement #HWaW Audiodacious website · Mzeelia Media website · The Character Company · Lawyers Against Abuse

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