Emma Fulu is the founder and director of the Equality Institute, a global research and advisory organization working to prevent violence against women and girls. With a background in gender studies, international development, and extensive experience working on issues of gender-based violence around the world, Emma has dedicated her career to addressing the root causes of violence and promoting gender equality.
This conversation showcases Emma Fulu's dedication to creating a more just and equitable world, and the Equality Institute's innovative approach to addressing gender-based violence through research, policy, and creative communication.
"I created the organization I wanted to work for, and it's been not not without challenges, but it's been an absolute joy." - Emma Fulu
In this conversation we talk about
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Emma Fulu's background as a biracial, bicultural individual with Christian and Muslim influences, and how this shaped her sense of identity and belonging.
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Emma's journey of finding her purpose, from working at the United Nations on violence prevention to experiencing burnout and starting the Equality Institute
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The Equality Institute's focus on primary prevention of violence against women
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The importance of addressing gender norms and attitudes from a young age
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Emma's perspective on feminism, and how she found resonance in intersectional feminism
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