How the significant loss of caregivers, education and financial opportunities alongside the trauma related to  war, displacement and pre-existing health conditions has affected many young Sudanese women?

In this interview with Wala Mohammed, co-director of Hopes & Actions Foundation and Sadia Kidwai, Advocacy Officer at ⁠Women’s Refugee Commission⁠, we examined both the shared and distinct experiences of young Sudanese refugees and displaced women across Egypt, Chad, West Kordofan, and Uganda. 

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Recommended links to this episode:

• Futures on Hold: How War and Displacement Are Impacting Young Sudanese Women (report)
• In Her Own Words: Voices of Sudan (report)
• Overburdened and Under Siege: Women in Sudan's War (webinar)
• Hate Speech in Sudan: A Driver of Conflict and Displacement
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