Nneka Ewulonu

Nneka Ewulonu

Nneka Ewulonu (they/them/theirs) is a lifelong Georgian committed to elevating the voices of marginalized communities. A civil rights lawyer living in Atlanta, Nneka’s work focuses on reproductive fre

2 posts
Two boys sit on a soccer field, one watching the other drink water from a water bottle.
Climate & Environment

Are heat days the new snow days?

With increased temperatures during the school year and summer, young people’s growing minds and bodies are on the frontlines of climate change

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9 Min
By: Nneka Ewulonu, Elisabeth Bialosky
color photograph of a Black masc person holding up a sign that reads "Transphobia is un-African"
Gender & LGBTQIA+

How Africa became the training ground for homophobic and transphobic American Christian conservatives

As we embark upon another Pride season, I’m reminded of the smells of gasoline and rain that surrounded me in the summer of 2017 as I weaved through the crowded streets of Lagos, Nigeria. The child of Nigerian immigrants, I was no stranger to traveling to my parents’ homeland.

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4 Min
By: Nneka Ewulonu

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