Our second roundtable, moderated by Elisabeth Prügl is currently discussing digitalisation and work. Akosua Darkwah, Ruth Castel-Branco and Abigail Osiki are sharing their insights. #DAIFeministFutures #IFJP2024 @ifjpglobal

Despite the flexibility of platform work, women often face the burden of balancing both career and domestic responsibilities due to prevailing patriarchal norms. - Abigail Osiki #DAIFeministFutures #IFJP2024

Immaculate pointed out the need for collective effort to protect women in politics or leadership against digital space abuse. MEMPROW, MEMPROW GIRL’S NETWORK UG, #Feministafrica024 #IFJP2024

@ Marysia Zalewski,Ensuring that AI development is governed by appropriate regulations and ethical guidelines is crucial to mitigate Al risks & will ensure that AI contributes positively to society. Digitalization AI & FeministFutures #IFJP2024 #DAIFEMINISTFUTERS MEMPROW

⚧️How do gender and social norms operate in the background of gender-based violence, especially for adolescent girls and young women transitioning to adulthood? 🗯️The researchers of this small-scale qualitative study engaged in community conversations. 👉sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

That is a wrap! Thank you everyone who came and contributed in person and online. Huge thank you to Feminist Africa 💜💜💜. Plenary recordings can be found here: youtube.com/@feministafric… Day1: Democracy & Governance Day2: Work Day3: Knowledge Day4: Feminist Futures

The feminist ecological model is essential for understanding the complex interplay of gender, economy & community. By centering women's experiences & perspectives, we can identify the root causes of #genderinequality to develop effective strategies for achieving #socialjustice.

"A one-size-fits-all approach to engaging men in promoting women's rights is ineffective. We must tailor our messages to resonate with diverse male perspectives, acknowledging the nuances between liberal and conservative men." Jordan Tumwesigye, Ngumokio mentorship

#MondayMotivation The Annual CSO Knowledge Sharing Conference on SRHR, Gender, & Youth Programming is here! Join us on August 8th, for discussions focusing on the empowerment of women, girls & youth. Don't miss out on this opportunity to engage, learn, & make a difference!

Are you ready? Only two days left until the CSO Knowledge and Sharing Conference on Youth Programming! What would you want to learn from the #CSOConference2024? Let's come together to share, learn, and grow! #WeAreRHU

It's been delightful Day one of #AfricaPeaceSummit by Amani communities Africa. I am thankful for the opportunity to contribute to shaping narrative and practice on peace and environment.I'm thankful to Jacqueline Asiimwe. She opened this door while at the #CivSourveleaderssummit.@MEMPROWUg

Globally, 1 in 3 female homicides is perpetrated by a current or former intimate partner. This study from Buenos Aires, Argentina, analyzes the mental health features of femicide perpetrators. #VAC #GBV #IPV 👉 journals.plos.org/mentalhealth/a…

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For Sunita Caminha, Regional Policy Specialist on Violence Against Women in Southern Africa for @un_women, the SVRI Forum 2024 will be her third time attending the conference. She recommends trusting in oneself, because we are all part of the change.

We are deeply honored to receive this award from the Uganda Law Society. The Annual Law Conferences have been a platform for critical discussions on leveraging legal approaches to advance health, human rights, and SRHR in Africa. We believe that the law plays a crucial role in

Businessman and now also Pastor. Stephen Ochola the proprietor of Blue Cruise and Architect gets ordained at Deliverance Church Makerere Hill live stream here. youtube.com/live/_L34caPMV…

Approx 30% of women experience IPV, but how can we adapt & scale effective interventions? And what are the challenges? Find out in this new episode of SVRI podcast with Laura Somoggi co-CEO Womanity & Vandana Sharma co- founder Equality Insights Lab 🎧 bit.ly/3Xj0lBQ

Don't Miss Out: Call for Papers: Gender, Class and Mobility from the 1980s - mailchi.mp/feministafrica…