Nyima Jadama

Refugee Rights Activist/Moderator

Bantaba Media Plus / European Coalition of Migrants and Refugees

Nyima Jadama is an award-winning feminist, founder, and refugee activist from The Gambia, based in Berlin, focusing on integrating refugees in society. She is the founder and producer of the ‘Nyima’s Bantaba’ talk show, a bilingual German-English TV Talk show that aims to connect migrants, refugees, women, and culture from diaspora communities. She is the founder of the Bantaba Academy, a media competence project for migrants and refugees, and ‘Unfiltered – The Bantaba Podcast‘! She is a member of the Global Refugee-led Network, and a board member of the European Coalition of Migrants and Refugees and Community Media Forum Europe.

Event Schedule

DAY 1

19 July 2023

Start Time	End Time	Session	Description	Action
08:00 am EEST	09:30 am EEST	Joining the dots: Breaking silos to create gender equality by 2030 Side Event Kigali Serena Hotel - Auditorium	Delivering Health for All. Ending AIDS. Ensuring Gender Equality. All by 2030. These are big goals, and achieving them will need new ways of thinking and collaborating. Read More Delivering Health for All. Ending AIDS. Ensuring Gender Equality. All by 2030. These are big goals, and achieving them will need new ways of thinking and collaborating. We urgently need to break silos, better understand the linkages between challenges and solutions across different sectors, and collaborate to bring these to scale. In short, we need to join the dots. This 90-minute session, titled “Joining the dots: Breaking silos to create gender equality by 2030”, co-hosted by African NGO mothers2mothers and Cartier Philanthropy will take place on Wednesday 19th July at 7:00am in the Auditorium Hall at the Kigali Serena Hotel. Organizer: mothers2mothers Read Less Speakers Frank Harle Zambia Country Director StrongMinds Emtithal (Emi) Mahmoud Poet, Activist, Founder, UNHCR Goodwill Ambassador UNHCR Nyima Jadama Refugee Rights Activist/Moderator Bantaba Media Plus / European Coalition of Migrants and Refugees