In this episode of Dig It with Imani, host Imani Henrick sits down with Malala Yousafzai to reflect on her recent visit to Tanzania. From unforgettable moments on the ground to inspiring encounters with local women leaders, Malala shares what she learned, why Tanzania holds a special place in her activism, and the urgent realities of funding grassroots change.

They discuss the push to turn global promises into real action, the importance of listening to communities, and how even small acts can spark big change. Whether you’re an aspiring activist or a seasoned changemaker, this conversation will leave you motivated, informed, and ready to take the next step.

In this episode of Dig It with Imani, we confront the rising tide of Technology-Facilitated Abuse (TFA), a digital threat that disproportionately targets marginalized communities. From stalking and doxxing to digital exclusion, TFA reveals deeper issues of power and control in online spaces.

Imani is joined by Najma, a seasoned digital rights advocate, to unpack how TFA is more than just online harassment; it’s a human rights issue. Together, they discuss real-life impacts, gaps in protection, and what must change to create safer, more inclusive digital environments for all.

In this episode of Dig It With Imani, young advocates Martin from Ghana and James from Kenya speak out on online gender-based violence, digital discrimination, and the urgent need for safer digital spaces. From leaked photos to systemic inaction, their stories spotlight the real risks young people face and the changes they demand.

They unpack how harmful content, online blackmail, and lack of accountability by tech platforms and governments continue to threaten youth safety, especially for girls, people with disabilities, and people living with HIV. The conversation calls for digital literacy, survivor-centered laws, and localized content moderation that respects human rights and cultural contexts.

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