
HumAwaaz is a podcast series by Oxfam in Pakistan. It is a series of conversations about social norms, stereotypes which overtly or covertly surround us and issues pertaining to women rights. Hum Awaaz is creative product of Creating Spaces to Take Action on Violence Against Women and Girls Pakistan. The project is funded by Government of Canada through Global Affairs Canada.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 6 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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This week in our candid conversation with Adnan Malik we simplify allyship. Adnan converses about what allyship entails and the support sphere both men and women create for each other irrespective of the social expectations from their genders. In ou... more
Dr. Murad Musa simplifies the mental health and well-being in HumAwaaz. The already existing social constructs not only affect the emotional health and well-being of people but it also affects the sense of self. Stereotypical gendered expectations ca... more
In a candid conversation Sarmad Khoosat unpacks mardangi – (masculinity). He deconstructs this concept, both as healthy and toxic in Hum Awaaz. The social expectations associated to respective genders can be unhealthy and counterproductive to ones g... more
In this era, women can be seen participating in almost every field along side men to contribute in the family and society. With less opportunities and more challenges in balancing both professional and personal life, women tend to put in more efforts... more
Edutainment plays a vital role in sensitizing public about sensitive issues be it child marriages, inoculations or issues pertaining to population. Theatrical expression, puppetry, performing arts have the potential of creating awareness and meaningf... more
Log Kiya Kaheen Gay (What will people say?)
We all grew up hearing this phrase. With every new step, we stopped, to free ourselves not from our own fear but the fears society imposed upon us. And it never was an easy task, but no matter how many ... more










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