Spent #DayOfTheGirl training journalists on using storytelling & media advocacy to protect girls’ rights. Ethical reporting can help end harmful practices like #FGM & amplify girls’ voices. Every story matters. #EndFGM #GirlsRights

Let’s build a world where every girl can walk in confidence, not held back by stigma or lack of access to period products , but supported by a community that believes her period should never define her potential. #InternationalDayOfTheGirl #GirlPower

Raising awareness is important but when women can’t access treatment or have to travel for miles for medical care shouldn’t the focus be elsewhere? Doing a walk and then just forgetting about Women’s health until next October is very useless. Campaigns need to involve real action

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Our comrade and black feminist ancestor Lucille Clifton wrote, “Won’t you celebrate with me What I have shaped into a kind of life?... come celebrate with me every everyday Something has tried to kill me and has failed.” Our story began in 1985, in a small room in the United

The algorithm finally showed you my art. You’re welcome ❤️

CHUKS 🍥 Looks good until you realize you have sold a wonderful concept of accepting things out of fear. This child if not managed properly will find it hard to stand against bullying. I think weaponizing fear from this age isn't the best though but I understand it's to achieve an end.

If I vanish tomorrow, remember I begged the world with just a dot “.” If you're browsing, please leave a dot. It's just a dot.

The young woman in the video speaks with grief about her family fleeing their home in Sake to escape the M23 militia, only for her family and other villagers to be massacred by them in Mugunga. She's alone now. Please share and support aid orgs like Focus Congo 𝕏 and Panzi Foundation

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My good friend Lesalon from Kenya wrote about me this week🥰🥰 Defiantly Deaf: Mamy Sira’s Story, Her Entrepreneurship Journey in the Gambia, and Her Disability Advocacy qazini.com/defiantly-deaf…

As we mark the #GlobalWeekOfAction and continue conversations on #DebtJustice, we invite you to read and support our call for just and people-centred economies. From the regional consultations held in Kenya, here is a recap of African Feminists' thoughts on what is needed to

There should be space for people living with disabilities.

Akina Mama wa Afrika is celebrating 40 years of Weaving Feminist Futures on the African continent. Join the celebration on the livestream . youtube.com/livemhM3NDyH1P… #AMwAat40

When girls miss school because of their periods, the world loses their potential, their voice, and their future. Periods are not just about biology, they’re about equality. #periodequality #Periods #Removetaxfrompad #periodpoverty

Introducing something very dear to my heart, Jaha Tida this took years of contemplating and self doubt, I believe now it’s time to share such this greatness with you all. Please follow, will be sharing more details in the coming weeks 🫶🏾 x.com/tidajaha?s=21