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Your Gut Called: It Wants a Fresh Start

Image Credit The gut is responsible for far more than digestion, even though that’s usually the only time we...

How to Make Sober January Less Awful (Yes, We’re Serious)

Image Credit Let’s start with the truth: Sober January sounds great until it’s Friday night and everyone else is...

Book of the Month: Bad Diaspora Poems by Momtaza Mehri

This month, the Zeda Book Club is reading Bad Diaspora Poems by Momtaza Mehri, a striking poetry collection that captures the emotional...

You Don’t Need a 5AM Routine to Have a Good Year

Image Credit Every January, the internet wakes up earlier than necessary. Suddenly, everyone is up at 5AM journaling, running,...

Vision Board Tips for People Who Don’t Want to Be Delusional

Vision boards get a bad reputation this time of year. They’re often reduced to glossy collages of things we want but don’t...

Smart Budgeting for Christmas in a Tough Economy

Image Credit The Christmas season in Kenya is a time of joy, family gatherings, and celebration. However, in an...

5 self-care tips to handle holiday stress

The holiday season comes with a myriad of fun activities, get-togethers and festivities for many families across the globe. However, many people, especially women,...

16 Days of Activism: When Violence Moves Into the Digital Sphere

Violence against women has never been static. It adapts to the technologies, social norms, and communication networks of its time. Today, as...

The First Woman by Jennifer Nansubuga Makumbi: A Zeda Book Club...

For our December read, the Zeda Book Club journeyed to Uganda through The First Woman by Jennifer Nansubuga Makumbi, an enthralling, witty,...

MASKAN: Turning Memory into Witnessing in a Country Reckoning with Femicide

In a year defined by grief, anger, and an urgent demand for accountability, MASKAN emerges as more than an art exhibition; it...

16 Days of Activism: Understanding the Many Forms of Violence Women...

During the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence, the world is asked to reflect on the realities women confront every day....

How Media, Tech, and Culture Shape Violence Against Women

Violence against women does not begin with a headline. It begins long before the moment a woman’s story becomes a statistic. It...