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Someone dies from AIDS every minute. If you’re a woman, young girl or child, that person is more likely to be you. But it doesn’t have to be this way. On #WorldAIDSDay I’m joining UNAIDS Global to call on world leaders to #Equalize to end AIDS.

This #WorldAIDSDay, IAS staff stand in solidarity in front of the #MontBlancBrige to draw greater attention to the global #HIV pandemic. #WAD2022

Preventing and responding to all forms of Gender Based Violence is a cornerstone of the U.S. government’s commitment to promoting democracy,advancing human rights and furthering gender equity and equality. Fatou Baldeh MBE, a Gambian Women’s Rights Activist has this to say, take a listen

A fantastic #WorldAIDSDay2022 day at JSI | Better health outcomes. For all.. A morning panel by international leaders and a chance to honor Dr. Anthony Fauci and hear from USAmbPEPFAR and other inspiring leaders on Capitol Hill in the afternoon. We need renewed efforts and resources to #EndHIVEpidemic!

USA, Respect and protection for marriages irregardless✅ Let's see about rights to abortion and how the US Foreign Policy will influence this globally. U.S. Embassy Banjul

Never. Give. Up.

This time for Africa!! 👏🇲🇦 #WorldCup

Always shocking that, by far, one of the most common things I'm asked to give an opinion on is land acknowledgements. It makes me wonder if settlers just forget or ignore any other ways they're implicated in Indig affairs or solidarity bc, really... it's such low hanging fruit.

Especially jarring after I have just given an hour-long talk about liberation, decolonization, Land Back, etc. I said all that, and land-acknowledgements are what's weighing on you???

The Gambia has been selected by the U.S. government’s Millennium Challenge Corporation’s Board of Directors to develop an MCC compact grant. The announcement was made by the President of the United States, Joseph R. Biden at the U.S. Africa Leaders' Summit gm.usembassy.gov/u-s-africa-lea…

Happy holidays from U.S. Embassy Banjul! We hope those who celebrate Christmas, Hanukkah and Kwanza enjoy this time with friends and loved ones. We also wish all Gambians a very joyful and peaceful New Year.

Merry Christmas to all my dear Christian friends and family. Enjoy you day!!!!

I'm teaching! At a university! If you or anyone you know is at TMU and wants to spend a few months talking about Indigenous Governance and Justice with me— come join my course! I would love it. torontomu.ca/calendar/2022-…

One of the first things attacked in residential schools were longstanding conceptions of gender and sexuality. Indigenous and anti-colonial justice are inextricable from queer justice.

I am more than honored to be ranked amongst the 100 most influential young leaders in Africa. Many young people in🇬🇲 are equally deserving but it is evident that my work is making marks. I intend on putting my country’s name on the map by supporting young people, especially girls

Thank you She Awards Gambia and to those who nominated me. Congratulations to all the nominees who are doing exceptional work.

Today, the U.S. Ambassador to The Gambia, Sharon L. Cromer, handed a Superior Honor Award to me signed by Assistant Secretary Molly Phee. Super grateful and humbled.

Thunder Bay is out now on Crave. I have a lot of feelings about it— anticipation, anxiety, relief. I’m sending all my love to Indigenous people in the city. Our stories here are hard, and beautiful, too— and in every case, they deserve to be heard.

How am I just watching Black Panther Wakanda Forever now?! It really is as good as everyone says it is. Love.

“What this bylaw boils down to is allyship in action” Read the article article written by @oliviacondon published in Calgary Herald #lgbt #lgbtq #calgary #alberta #transgender #abpoli #ableg #yyc #cdnpoli #2slgbtqia calgaryherald.com/news/local-new…