How Cameras Drive Learning and Success for African Women in Media with Amina Mohamed
Download MP3Having a camera is so common in the industrialized world that many of us can't imagine being without one. In this episode Amina Mohamed, photographer and founder of Canadian charity Cameras For Girls, speaks about how cameras and learning photography can empower African women to overcome poverty and gender inequality, and reach professional and personal success.
Creators and Guests
Host
Anna Dyring
Host and producer of The Learning Podcast. Fascinated by human learning and our constant hunt for more knowledge. Also Quantum Strategic Initiative Lead at the University of Toronto.
Guest
Amina Mohamed
Founder and Executive Director of Cameras For Girls, a Canadian charity that empowers women and girls across Africa to overcome poverty and gender inequality through photography and journalism. Herself a practising photographer with roots in the UK, Canada, and Uganda, Amina is passionate about women's empowerment and fostering positive change.
