From Matriarchy to Advocacy:

Sudan’s struggles, global solidarity, and the fight for self-determination

maya finoh: It’s our first time meeting, so I’d absolutely love to learn more about you and who you are! Can you tell me about some experiences or moments in your life that have really shaped you? And who are your people?

TARTEEL AL IMAM: My name is Tarteel Al Imam. I was born and raised in Omdurman, Sudan, where I spent my childhood. I grew up surrounded by the most amazing women—my aunts, my mom, and my grandmothers. It was a very matriarchal household, and I saw these incredible women doing everything with so much passion and love.

I moved to the United States when I was eight, and wow, it felt like moving to another planet!

In Conversation:
Tarteel Al Imammaya finoh
Filed under:
Interviews
Topics:
Global South RenaissanceSovereignty
Location:
Sudan
From EIP #2