Conversations with Stephen Kamugasa

Stephen Kamugasa

In Conversations with Stephen Kamugasa, Stephen Kamugasa leads thoughtful, bimonthly dialogues on humanity, leadership, and citizenship. Each episode seeks to inspire principled action by uncovering coherent solutions to the complex challenges of our age. Listened to in sixty‑eight countries, the podcast is designed for leaders, policymakers, academics, practitioners, and engaged citizens committed to shaping positive change. Stephen Kamugasa, FRSA, host of the podcast, brings a distinctive perspective shaped by his diverse background as a non‑practising barrister, author, and essayist. His personal journey as a former Ugandan refugee informs his work and provides a compelling foundation for conversations that are...

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Conversations with Stephen Kamugasa

Episodes (28)

Aug 10th The Fabric of Safety: Weaving Civil Society and Citizenship to Address Domestic Violence
Jun 8th The Ethical Imperative: Citizenship, Civil Society, and Our Duty to Endangered Animals
Apr 12th From Fragmentation to Flourishing: Rebuilding Democracy Through Engaged Citizenship and Civil Society

Conversations with Stephen Kamugasa

Aug 10, 2026
1½ hours
61 MB

Detailed Synopsis: In the podcast episode featuring Professor Susan Edwards KC, the discussion centres on the critical intersection of civil society, citizenship, and the legal frameworks that address domestic violence. Professor Edwards, a prominent legal scholar and activist, emphasises the importance of recognising domestic abuse as a fundamental issue that affects not only individual victims but also the fabric of society as a whole. Historical Context and Legal Evolution Professor Edwards reflects on her extensive career, which began over four decades ago, during a time when legal discourse largely i...

Conversations with Stephen Kamugasa

The Fabric of Safety: Weaving Civil Society and Citizenship to Address Domestic Violence

Stephen Kamugasa

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