100 Women100 Women 2015Episodes Episode guide

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1. Young, Geeky and Black: Kampala

   Can Uganda’s burgeoning tech scene help fast-track the country’s development?
2. Young, Geeky and Black: Ghana

   Ghana has a flourishing coding scene and an emphasis on access for girls.
3. 100 Women Debate - Relationships

   Is a relationship more or less lilkely to fail when a woman is successful?
4. 100 Women Debate - Image

   Are beautiful women more likely to succeed?
5. 100 Women Debate - Leadership

   Are women who act like men more likely to become leaders?
6. Young, Geeky and Black: Memphis

   Meet the black women challenging the tech industry’s lack of diversity
7. Home - Nigeria

   A Nigerian journalist and student discuss their arrival and making a life in the UK
8. 100 Women Interviews - Fatou Bensouda

   Fatou Bensouda, prosecutor, International Criminal Court, talks about racism and gender
9. 100 Women Interviews - Hilary Swank

   Despite growing up in a trailer park, Hilary Swank has won Best Actress Academy Awards
10. Home - Poland

    The experiences of Polish women who have made a life in Britain and flourished
11. 100 Women Interviews - Sania Mirza

    Tennis player Sania Mirza on celebrity, the objectification of women and females in sport
12. 100 Women Interviews - Bobbi Brown

    Bobbi Brown is a business woman and make-up artist, with a career spanning three decades
13. Global Midwives

    London’s midwives deliver babies born to mothers from around the world. How do they cope?
14. Is News Failing Women?

    Debate: Why and how news is failing women, and what can be done to change the situation?
15. 100 Women Interviews - Alek Wek

    Alek Wek is a New York-based model who spent years of her life fleeing from civil war.
16. Home - Jamaica

    Women from the Jamaican diaspora in Handsworth, Birmingham on settling in 1960s Britain
17. Home - Bangladesh

    Three women from the Bangladeshi diaspora in east London discuss life in the UK