Nature Inger on changing mindsets using art and creating consent culture on social media |Episode 67

In this episode of Moving Humanity Forward, we sit down with Nature Inger — model, creative director, and human rights advocate best known for founding the #EveryThreeHours movement, which shone a spotlight on Botswana's gender-based violence crisis and helped ignite a national conversation around consent. We talk about how art and social media can be used as tools for real cultural change, what it actually means to build a "consent culture," and why shifting mindsets starts with uncomfortable but necessary conversations. Nature shares her journey from the modelling and creative industry into full-time advocacy work, the resistance she's faced along the way, and what she believes it will take for Botswana — and communities everywhere — to confront the realities of sexual violence with honesty instead of silence. This is a raw, thought-provoking conversation about creativity, courage, and community responsibility. In this episode we cover: How Nature Inger uses art and content creation to shift harmful cultural narratives The origin and impact of the #EveryThreeHours and #InvestInConsent movements What "consent culture" really means beyond the hashtag The role of self-defense education and community-led safety initiatives Why real change requires collective accountability, not just individual awareness Proudly sponsored by Khumo Property Asset Management, celebrating 20 years. 🎙️ Moving Humanity Forward — Inspirational conversations on Success, Resilience, and Entrepreneurship. 👍 Like, comment, and subscribe for more conversations that challenge, inspire, and move humanity forward. #MovingHumanityForward #NatureInger #ConsentCulture #InvestInConsent #EveryThreeHours #BotswanaPodcast #GBVAwareness #ArtForChange #Podcast #Botswana