Join the #EndFemicideUG campaign on X.com/i/spaces/1mrgm… at 7:00 pm to stand firm and demand that our voices be heard. We strongly condemn all acts of violence against women. The recent death of a female athlete underscores the ongoing issue of femicide in Uganda.

"Being bisexual is so trendy now." Bisexuality is not a fashion statement. It's not a trend; it is an identity. Claiming Bisexuality is "trendy" or "popular" erases any form of discrimination that bisexual persons face. #biweek

This Monday feels heavy, I appreciate FIDA Uganda, UGANET, Centre for Women Justice Uganda, The Women's Probono Initiative, and their allies for their efforts to combat feminicide through this observance. Women’s voices need to be heard. #NOTANOTHERWOMAN #JusticeforCheptegei #UGANET4SocialJustice

Join us on November 29th for a fundraising dinner hosted by Miles of Smiles Foundation, themed "Activating Child-Friendly Services in Health Facilities." Help us bring smiles to children's faces. See you there!

#NotAnotherWoman We join the movement to STRONGLY CONDEM the brutal and senseless act of violence that took the life of an innocent woman! Rebecca Cheptegei at the hands of her husband. No one deserves to suffer such cruelty. Violence against women is not only a violation of

We had the pleasure to host CREA's Feminist Leadership, Movement Building, and Rights Institute – East Africa for a learning exchange. We had great discussions on #feministleadership & #MovementBuilding. We're grateful for opportunities to connect & strengthen #Feministsisterhood

This #BiWeek, we’re tackling the myths that fuel bi-erasure. It’s time to stop linking bisexuality with harmful stereotypes. Bisexual individuals, like everyone else, have varied and unique relationship preferences. Whether in monogamous relationships or not, being bi doesn’t

Twitter Space Alert! Did you know that approximately 30% of sexually active young people in Uganda have at least one STI? Join Uganda Network of Young People living with HIV as they discuss this critical issue, its causes, and how we can improve sexual health education. #BBBG

📌 Improve on the voices of all women in their diversities regardless of different structural issues 📌 Formation of a coalition from the existing organizations to further the collective agenda agreed upon 2/2 #CentreforWomenJusticeUganda

#happeningnow Centre for Women Justice Uganda & Westminster Foundation for Democracy (WFD) organized a 3-day Capacity Building Training on Participatory Action Research PAR and Women's Rights Advocacy in Uganda. represented by our Executive Director The training follows on the heels of last week's meeting with MPs&CSOs

Gender and Human Rights In this first session led by Dr Patricia Atim from the School of Law, Makerere University, the participants are engaging in answering some pertinent questions on their level of freedom and access to family planning, experience with GBV, meals, even travel etc

When you go back home, do you rest immediately you get home? This seemingly innocent question has brought a lot of mixed reactions on how much people, especially women and girls take on to maintain life. When does work-life balance come in? I am left pondering a lot!

1/2 In her opening remarks, Immaculate Owomugisha, Owomugisha Bazare Immaculate, ED, Centre for Women Justice Uganda has given a background on why this training is taking place, noting that this capacity building training has 3 main goals; 📌Forming stronger engagements on issues of representative advocacy

Group Discussion: To enrich the discussion happening, some group work has transpired to answer some pertinent questions:, On strategies for combating gender injustices ,Identifying legal frameworks ,Current threats to gender equity & women's rights and how to combat these .

Today we joined Centre for Women Justice Uganda and Westminster Foundation for Democracy (WFD) for a 3-day Capacity Building Training on Participatory Action Research PAR and Women's Rights Advocacy in Uganda The training follows on the heels of last week's meeting with MPs&CSOs

#HAPPENINGNOW DAY TWO!! Entebbe, Uganda — This morning, we continue the Participatory Action Research and Gender Advocacy Training that has been organized by Centre for Women Justice Uganda #CentreforWomenJusticeUganda

An Overview of Participatory Action Research (PAR) and its relevance to Gender Advocacy Ass. Prof Paul Bukuluki from @makerere is facilitating this morning's session. We begin with what PAR actually means #CentreforWomenJusticeUganda

#HAPPENING On Day Two, we continue the Participatory Action Research and Gender Advocacy Training. This morning's session being facilitated by Ass Prof Paul Bukuluki has kicked off with a group session on the intricacies of PAR and its relevance to Gender Advocacy.