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Technology, collaboration and disrupting gender norms

In this powerful episode of the CDH Women’s Empowerment Series, Brigitta Mangale, Director in the Pro Bono & Human Rights practice, speaks with Leanora Tima, Managing Director of Gender Rights in Tech (GRIT), about how technology is being used to support survivors of gender-based violence and drive meaningful change.

22 Aug 2025 19:32 Minutes Podcast
Technology, collaboration and disrupting gender norms

Technology, collaboration and disrupting gender norms

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Technology, collaboration and disrupting gender norms

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From WhatsApp support lines and AI chatbots to community co-creation, Leanora shares how GRIT is breaking barriers, challenging harmful gender norms, and calling for collaboration across government, business, and communities to address the root causes of GBV. We also hear what true empowerment means to Leonora and Brigitta as we continue to celebrate Women's Month.

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