Congratulations to the Chairperson of FIDA Nigeria, Abuja Chapter! Gender Strategy Advancement International extends our heartfelt congratulations to the newly elected Chairperson of the International Federation of Women Lawyers (FIDA) Nigeria, Abuja Chapter, Barr. Chioma

This week on Women’s Weekly Dose, we spotlight a group of courageous women who work relentlessly to uncover truths that shape our world, yet their stories are often left unheard. They are the watchdogs of society, exposing corruption, advocating for justice, and amplifying the

We extend heartfelt congratulations to Major General Anita Asmah on her appointment as the Head of Mission and Force Commander of the United Nations Disengagement Observer Force (UNDOF). This historic appointment makes Maj-Gen Asmah the UN's first African woman Force Commander.

#GsaiomenWeeklyDose is back 🎥 Instagram Live: 🗓️ Dathursday, 23rd January 2025 ⏰ Time: 6pm 💬 Topic: Women Under Siege: Navigating Insecurity, Violence, and Femicide in 2025 Why You Should Join: In 2025, women still face alarming rates of violence and femicide: 📊 1 in 3

Join us today at 6PM for Women’s Weekly Dose as we discuss “2025: Women Under Siege - Gender-Based Violence. Is the VAPP Act Activated? Recent reports indicate that between January 2019 and December 2023, Lagos State alone recorded 24,009 cases of gender-based violence,

Welcome to the month of love and happiness! From all of us at GSAI, we wish you a happy new month. #happynewmonth #monthoflove #gsai

Do you care about #PressFreedom and #CivicSpace in #Nigeria? Join Adaora Onyechere Sydney Jack. of Gender Strategy Advancement International, T. Wolly of The ICIR, Ayode Longe of Media Rights Agenda, Abdulkareem Haruna & #OluwakemiOni of SERAP as they discuss the issues. 📅 18 Feb 2025 |🕚11:00 AM 🔗bit.ly/41gHSHX

This week on WWD, we’re discussing “The Special Seat Bill: The Importance of Women in Policymaking.” Nigeria has the lowest percentage of women in parliament with a percentage of 3.9% This is a stark reminder of the gender imbalance in our political landscape. Despite being

*Letter to the Nigerian Senate* The Petition of Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan Must Be Independently Investigated and Openly Discussed in a Public Hearing that the Accused Does Not Preside. Two Demands: 1. Swiftly Appoint an Independent Investigator on the Petition of

The prevalence of workplace sexual harassment cannot be over emphasised. With support from African Women's Development Fund our team carried out further research into the prevention mechanisms that are available in work environments and have prepared our findings with data from this research.

Investigative journalism is vital, but costly. As donor support shrinks, how can we sustain it without compromising integrity? Join us for a critical conversation on local support and sustainable models 🗓️ Tues 15 April | 🕚 11:00 am 🔗 bit.ly/4lugAWT #WSCIJConversations

Yesterday, GSAI joined powerful voices at the UN House in Abuja for the Strategy Meeting on the Special Seats Bill – Opportunities and Challenges: Options for National and Grassroots Advocacy. As a women-led organization and advocate for gender inclusion and representation, we

Did you know that 1 in 10 girls in Africa miss school during their periods due to lack of access to menstrual hygiene products? Globally, over 500 million women and girls lack access to adequate facilities for managing their periods, from clean water to private toilets to

Gender Strategy Advancement International (GSAI) strongly condemns the recent wave of brutal killings in Yelewata community, Benue State, where over 200 lives, including those of women and children, have been lost in escalating violence. This horrific violence represents yet

Yesterday, our ED was part of the delegation that paid a courtesy visit to the Nigeria Governors Spouses Forum, led by its Chairperson, Her Excellency Amb. Prof. Mrs. Olufolake Abdulrazaq (First Lady of Kwara State), alongside Her Excellency Mrs. Chioma Uzodinma (First Lady of

In unpacking the research on “ Examining the adoption of workplace sexual harassment policies and strategies for implementation “, one critical finding is that the concept of sexual harassment is still not clearly understood.

Today at the National Assembly Open Week! Gender Strategy Advancement International (GSAI) proudly joined key stakeholders and citizens at the ongoing National Assembly Open Week under the powerful theme: "Deepening Citizens' Trust and Participation: Celebrating Our Journey as