Leymah Gbowee is a Nobel Peace Prize winner. In 2003, she brought a movement of 40,000 women right to the door of their oppressor - an act that helped end the civil war in Liberia and revolutionized women’s rights in Africa.
In this episode, Leymah shares stories from her remarkable journey, and what it’s like to stand up for something when no one else will.
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