Behind the closed doorways of many properties, violence is a harsh actuality—particularly for girls in low-income international locations. On this episode, we sit down with Dr. Anita Kemi DaSilva-Ibru, founding father of the Girls at Threat Worldwide Basis (WARIF), to discover the intersection of finance and gender-based violence. With one in three girls worldwide experiencing bodily or sexual violence—most frequently by the hands of intimate companions—the dialog delves into the devastating realities girls face. In low-income international locations, almost 50% of ladies expertise intimate companion violence, highlighting the urgency of addressing this subject globally.
We talk about how monetary providers can empower survivors, deal with financial violence—which frequently accompanies 99% of financial abuse instances—and supply pathways to independence and resilience. Drawing on Dr. DaSilva-Ibru’s groundbreaking work in Nigeria and modern survivor-centered approaches, she explores with us the crucial position monetary establishments play in driving systemic change. Don’t miss this compelling dialogue on leveraging finance as a catalyst for security and empowerment.
