A group of women in The Gambia, known as Kanyeleng, have created a tradition that combines music and sisterhood to cope with the challenges of infertility and child loss. This practice allows them to express their grief and support one another through shared experiences.
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Gambian Women Use Music to Address Infertility and Child Loss
In The Gambia, a group of women called Kanyeleng have developed a musical tradition to address the emotional struggles associated with infertility and child loss. Through music and community support, they find a way to process their grief.
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