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THE FIRST EPISODE IS HERE!!!! Launching a podcast series on 'South Asian Female Travellers.' Sharing the first episode. I invited Lubva Chaudry as a guest, who travelled 34 cities in 365 days! This is the first attempt of its kind and no we didn't have expensive and ground-breaking equipment or technology, however, we do have real stories and original experiences!

Please do send feedback and share this with your friends and family. Also if you are a south asian woman and would like to share your story, please do reach out

EP 1: Around the world in 365 days- South Asian Female Travellers Welcome to an episode of South Asian Female travelers. I am Komal Faiz, your host for this series. I am a strategic innovator and a design researcher, currently working on women’s mobility. Episode

Way to go Sweeden 👏👏👏

DesignPak, in collaboration with Coventry University, UK and University of Malaysia is looking to address barriers in mobility for women in Low and Middle Income Countries (LMICs). For this we hosted an Event on 12th May, 2018 at Nairang Galleries.

This Event included organized experiential gatherings, a panel
discussion and an interactive exhibition for pertinent stakeholders to come together and exchange ideas.

Moderator : Fizza Sajjad
Panelists Included:
Salman Sufi (Director General at the CM's office SMU)
Aqida Kaleem (Client Experience Manager at Careem)
Alieha Shahid (Project Manager at CERP)
Farhana Afzal (Representative of Sargodha in the Punjab Assembly)
Tayyaba Tariq (Motorcyclist and founder of Miles and Rides)

Photo courtesy: Faiza Iftikhar, Punnal Faiz, Zara Khurram