Stories |Qazini

Stories by: Damaris Agweyu

Damaris Agweyu is the founder of Qazini and author of Different Paths, One Journey.

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“I Don’t (And Just Can’t) Belong in Only One Place”, Nafeesa Esmail on Owning Your Unconventional Self

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“The Necessity to See Change Is More Powerful than My Desire to Be Comfortable”, Paola Bouley on Confronting Structural Injustice

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“If We Expect Behavioural Change, We Must Cultivate an Environment Where Everyone Feels Heard”, Belinda Low Mackey on the Power of Co-creation

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“Humility Is a Good Thing, but It Shouldn’t Stop You from Exploring Your Full Potential”, Xolelwa Hlalu on Unlearning Limiting Beliefs

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“I Thought if I Was Perfect, Then I Would Be Worthy”, Dr Fiona Moejes on Cultivating Authenticity

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“I Won’t Tip-Toe around the Things That Matter”, Dr Emily Otali on Chasing the Vision

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“I Refused to Be Defined by My Circumstances”, Nancy Githaiga on Rewriting Your Story

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“My Race Attaches Me to Many Things That I Am Not”, Anna-Louise Davis on the Politics of Identity

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“I Enjoy Starting Responsible Fires”, Chanda Mwale on Disrupting the Status Quo