How did Fatuma Adan use football as a tool for conflict resolution and a way to help improve the life of girls? In this Devex exclusive, the Kenyan trailblazer shares lessons learned about teaching sports in Muslim communities where letting girls play sports is currently frowned upon.
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Flavie Halais is a contributor based in Montreal who covers cities and international social issues. In 2013-2014, Flavie was an Aga Khan Foundation Canada International Fellow, reporting for Nation Media Group in Nairobi, Kenya. She’s also reported from Rwanda, Brazil and Colombia.
