Name: Cultural identity month: Nosa Garrick, producer of My Africa Is by What I See Project
Duration: 6 min 35 s
Description: As part of March's month-long conversation on Cultural Identity, we spoke to Nosarieme Garrick, Washington-based producer of My Africa Is, a documentary series which shows the diversity and innovation of the African continent.

As part of March's month-long conversation on Cultural Identity, we spoke to Nosarieme Garrick, Washington-based producer of My Africa Is, a documentary series which shows the diversity and innovation of the African continent.

Cultural identity month: Nosa Garrick, producer of My Africa Is

What I See is a global collection of women’s voices coming together to share, connect, and actively shape the narrative of what it means to be a woman. 

By asking the question ‘What do you see when you look in the mirror?’, the Project finds different ways for women to reflect on self-perceptions and female identity, and becomes a platform for them to add their voice. The bigger the overall voice, the more power we have to truly influence the issues that matter. 

Each month, we pick a particular topic that women have spoken about, and publish a podcast, twitter campaigns, and online debates on themes surrounding that topic in order to go deeper into what matters to women today. The Project provides a neutral platform for the Conversations in order to invite women’s thoughts and opinions freely and without judgement.
