A Playlist from our Country Offices
A playlist from our Country Offices
Here is a playlist of songs selected by team members in our Country Offices.
These songs reflect the places we work, the resilience of the women we serve and the cultures that continue to inspire our collective mission. We hope you enjoy listening.
Jupiter & Okwess - Telejayi
From Democratic Republic of the Congo, in Lingala/French
Inkindi - Cecile Kayirebwa
From Rwanda, in Kinyarwanda
Nazdar - Dililo & Tilane Sivik
From Iraq, in Kurdish
Onuka - Svitanok
From Ukraine, in Ukrainian
El-Funoun Dance Troupe - Lover's Hymn
From Palestine, in Arabic
Meghan Kabir - Ah Chi Khush Aamadi
From Afghanistan, in Dari
Kifaya Kifaya - Enough is Enough
From South Sudan, in English
*Trigger Warning: This video contains distressing imagery related to humanitarian crises
Waje - She is Ft. Omawumi
From Nigeria, in Yoruba
Lena Chamamyan - Hal Asmar El-lon
From Syria, in Arabic
Divanhana - Zijevaj Zoro
From Bosnia, in Bosnian
Nexhmije Pagarusha - Baresha
From Kosovo, in Albanian
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