This one has a target audience. It’s a large number of men on here that need to read this at least hourly everyday.

Ugandan and Kenyan sisters, daughters are we going to sit and let this pass? Or are we going to stand together and demand an end to femicide? FEMNET FIDA Uganda Uganda Women's Network FOWODE @

The NCAJ Kenya Committee On The Review Of Laws On Sexual Offences And GBV held a meeting on 30th Aug 2024. The committee did a background and overview of the review process of the Sexual Offences Act 2006, some of the lessons learnt and gave perspectives on its proposed amendments.

This story is completely haunting. So many men lined up to have sex with an unconscious women — and one of them was her neighbour. Even the three who walked away did not report it. bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

For the girl forced to be married👧🏾 For the student sexually assaulted👧🏻 For the wife abused by her husband👩🏽 For the women missing and murdered👩🏿 For them all. We are standing up to end #GenderBasedViolence. #BreakTheSilence!

Our team participated in a comprehensive training on funders collaboration and resource mobilization under the Women’s Voice and Leadership Project.The session focused on resource mapping and proposal writing. Cc CREAW Kenya CARE Kenya Global Affairs Canada Wangechi Wachira

In partnership with CREAW Kenya and with support from African Women's Development Fund we are implementing a project on strengthening accountability towards ending violence against women and girls in Africa. Through collaboration and shared vision we can end violence against women and girls.

This is why I laugh at women who disparage feminism under the male gaze. Baby, whether you like it or not, feminism changed your life. Without feminism women are nothing, we're dehumanized objects under the patriarchy - dey play.

Happening now: at the Mastercard Foundation forum driving the agenda of centering young women voices in the program design, that priorities their needs and creating solutions that resonate with and benefit the young women.

Institutional capacity strengthening is vital for organizations as it ensures that we have strong organizational capacity to better respond to challenges & the priority needs of women & girls which will enable us to maintain continuity & stability in operations.CREAW Kenya

Such a delight to be in Murehwa with our partner organisation Rozaria Memorial Trust to strengthen our partnership and strategise on how best to support the women and girls that we work with Michelle Ruvimbo🇿🇼 Wangechi Wachira Angel Mwadala

They say leaders are not born but made—crafted through hard work, dedication, and vision. Over the last six years, CREAW, through the WVL-Kenya program, has had the privilege of partnering with remarkable women who are transforming their communities. Through sub-grants to 25

"Coming from the Nubian community, one of Kenya's most marginalized people, sparked my deep commitment to championing women's and girls' rights and promoting gender equality. Many face intersecting barriers such as culture, religion, ethnicity, class, gender or education that

We’re so inspired by & grateful to work with Yasmin Mohammed & the amazing Superb CBO team through the Women’s Voice & Leadership (WVL) project in Kenya! And thanks to our wonderful partners like CREAW Kenya Thank you Development Canada for supporting #WomensRights orgs around the world!

Congratulations and infinite thanks to these incredible women who are leading change in their communities in Kenya! 🙌 Through the Women’s Voice & Leadership (WVL) project, we’re honoured to work with local #WomensRights organizations to advance #GenderEquality. #InvestInWomen

"My journey to leadership has been shaped by experiences that influenced my dedication to supporting women. As an educator and human rights defender in Isiolo County, I have tirelessly challenged violence against women and advocated for economic justice. My participation in the

"My path into leadership, particularly in advocating for women's and girls’ issues and gender equality, was highly influenced by personal experiences that started a deep desire to make a difference. Growing up with a mother who had a disability, I witnessed firsthand the

"I have had several pivotal moments that really defined my leadership . The first was being highlighted on the famous Citizen TV program for the Mwanamke Bomba in 2021 for exceptional community service and being a foster mom to many children. This moment made me realise I could

In 2005, I founded a small local women’s group with just 25 members, with a mission to improve the lives of indigenous women and girls in my community. The severe impacts of land degradation due to climate change, which significantly affected our land-dependent community, pushed

During my time as a Catholic nun, I’ve witnessed an increase in gender-based violence (GBV), which has deeply troubled me. Guided by our fourth vow of zeal, I felt compelled to confront this social issue rather than watch it continue unchecked. Determined to make a difference, I