Empowering Women in Ghana Through the WomanEmpowered Network
Sabina with students outside of her women’s empowerment training session to commemorate International Women’s Day. Inspired by the power and
Read moreSabina with students outside of her women’s empowerment training session to commemorate International Women’s Day. Inspired by the power and
Read moreRacheal Mpirirwe Kaigo is very familiar with political processes in Uganda. After finishing university, she worked for a women’s organization
Read moreJulie at an event for Djulies Sustainable Eventplace. “I developed an interest in women’s empowerment and entrepreneurship projects when I
Read moreIn 2014, Martin Habinshuti founded KEEPCARE RWANDA, a nongovernmental organization with a mission to address gender-based violence (GBV), women’s empowerment,
Read more“Women’s rights are human rights, and they cannot be ignored,” says 2016 Mandela Washington Fellow Desmond Lunga from Botswana. Through
Read moreOlive and her team at a training session for Bekilita. According to the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization,
Read moreSarah assembles a solar lamp for students without electricity. Gender-based violence (GBV) is something Sarah Mulwa had to confront at
Read moreIn celebration of International Anti-Corruption Day and as a follow-up to the inaugural Young African Leaders Initiative (YALI) Town Hall
Read moreSalimi with mentees from her organization, Smiley’s Foundation of Hope Youth coach and mentor Salimi Gerhard didn’t always know that
Read moreFor Onor-Obassi Egim Tawo, a 2020 Mandela Washington Fellowship alumnus, her enthusiasm for mentoring youth began in her community church.
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