• Gina Martin: Gender equality, feminism and how to have difficult conversations

  • Apr 17 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 10 mins
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Gina Martin: Gender equality, feminism and how to have difficult conversations

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  • The Pink Mondo Podcast, with Petra Kereem / Episode 10:


    Gina MartinGina is a British gender equality activist, writer, and speaker, based between the UK and Australia. She is known for her successful political activism in which her case to make up-skirting illegal in England and Wales resulted in the Voyeurism Offences Act 2019. This really sparked her career in activism, and she continues to campaign for human rights online and through her job as a facilitator. We discuss her recent book “No Offence But..” and how language plays a huge part in perpetuating an outdated culture and often bad behaviour from more dominant communities.


    You can follow Gina’s work on Instagram @ginamartin and through the columns she writes for the likes of Glamour Magazine. Her book “No Offence But..” is a must-have and can be purchased online and in most major book stores. It really is a game changer!


    Pink Mondo podcast is available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts & Amazon Music. You can also watch episodes over on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@PinkMondoMedia - PLEASE SUBSCRIBE!


    Thanks to the producers of this show, Joel Knight and Joshua Belshaw - and to you for listening!
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