In the war-torn Democratic Republic of Congo, young women, like Esther Abumba, are turning to slam poetry to express their pain and resilience amid ongoing conflict. Slam poetry offers a platform for Congolese youth to process trauma, particularly around themes of war, violence, and injustice. Esther believes that this art form can bring about societal… Read More »Congolese Women Use Slam Poetry to Raise Voices amid Conflict
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