Our Projects
It addresses sexual violence in Ghana by educating on sexual consent and SRHR. Engaging communities, men, and boys, it promotes a culture of respect through workshops, media, and sustainable mechanisms.
It redefines leadership, promoting positive change and ethical leadership principles.
celebrated International Women’s Day with empowering activities across regions, including leadership summits, educational workshops, and online advocacy for gender equality.
like bead-making, facials, soap, and pastry production, emphasizing financial literacy, branding, and self-awareness for sustainable livelihoods.
It focuses on education, advocacy, policy engagement, capacity-building, and engaging men and boys to create a violence-free society.
empowering women in politics by highlighting their achievements, providing resources, and organizing events to promote gender-balanced representation and leadership.
It addresses barriers like limited resources, business knowledge, and digital access, fostering sustainable economic growth and gender equality in targeted regions.
Topics included mental well-being, rural women’s roles, young feminists, gender-based violence, and women’s portrayal in media, fostering dialogue and raising awareness on women’s rights and gender equality.
Involving boys, it fosters support for girls’ rights, challenges norms, and raises awareness about child marriage, promoting an inclusive, equitable future.
It targets students, teachers, and community members, promoting sustainable menstrual products and empowering women to manage their menstrual health with dignity.
Through sensitization, training, and advocacy, it promotes gender equality and community development by enhancing women’s roles in WASH leadership.