Today at Noblezza Hotel Kicukiro District As a journalist, I was pleased to attend a three-day capacity-building workshop focusing on Gender & Gender-Based Violence (GBV) and the role of media professionals in preventing GBV. Thanks to HDI Rwanda for this unique opportunity.

As more people engage online, women, girls, and other vulnerable groups are exposed to new forms of harm, both online and offline. In response, we have converged 25+ media professionals and social media influencers to discuss Technology-Facilitated GBV (TFGBV). The workshop

Throwback to our retreat where we engaged in in-depth discussions on several critical topics including: ✅Technology-Facilitated Gender-Based Violence ✅Intersectionality ✅Prevention of Sexual Exploitation, Abuse, and Harassment (SEAH), where we emphasized safeguarding,

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#TNTXSPACES: Parliament approved a landmark healthcare bill granting 15-year-olds access to contraceptives on August 04, 2025. What are the implications for health, rights, and parental responsibility in #Rwanda? Join our X Space this Thursday at 7PM as parents, doctors, and

“Because of our culture and other factors, providing contraceptives to 15-year-olds has raised many concerns. But I see this as significant progress, it recognizes not only adolescents’ rights but also the barriers they face.” Hallelujahs Mahoro, SRHR Specialist, HDI, speaking

#TNTXSpaces: "WHO emphasizes that adolescents at 15 years old are capable of making informed decisions about their reproductive health when given the right information and support. The emphasis should be on giving them the right information and support while allowing them access

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Where do women in the informal sector turn for information on sexual and reproductive health and rights, and can those sources be trusted? This week, as part of our efforts to close this gap, we engaged women street cleaners, sharing practical knowledge on HIV prevention and

We’re excited to share that, in partnership with Expertise France, we have brought together 20 local leaders from Nyarugenge District District for a 2-day workshop on the challenges faced by people who use drugs and promote solutions grounded in human rights. Through our work with local

Such an important step! Empowering women in the informal sector with accurate #SRHR information not only protects their health but also strengthens their agency and dignity. 👏 #SRHR #GenderEquality #WomenEmpowerment #HealthForAll Ministry of Gender & Family Promotion | Rwanda Ministry of Health | Rwanda

HDI Rwanda Expertise France Nyarugenge District L'Initiative great work you are doing 👌

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Done with my masters 2! My short term plan with Chevening Awards🇬🇧 was to do a research on maternal mortality in my country. As my professional project, I did a systematic review in the influence of traditional medicines on maternal mortality and morbidity in Rwanda (1)

Last week, under Generation G Rwanda project, we hosted an engaging Gender Café that focused on Safeguarding Policy, Feminism, and Technology-Facilitated Gender-Based Violence (TFGBV). The session brought together our staff and partners for an engaging conversation on how to create

Happy to share that, in partnership with Plan International Rwanda and the Embassy of Sweden in Rwanda, we hosted a two-day CSO Dialogue on Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights. The dialogue was a timely opportunity to reflect on the advocacy milestones that led to Parliament’s