Zeitun Aden Hassan

A GBV expert,Mentor,Activist,Leader and a Human Rights Defender.

[Grassroot women Network @WomenGrassroot]

Congratulations to our CEO & Founder, @AdenZeitun on being named among the @IKIWA254 Top 100 Most Impactful Women in Leadership. Your passion, resilience, and commitment to empowering communities continue to inspire us all. 🌟👏 #IKWATop100 #WomenInLeadership

[Mursal Sahal @SahalMursal]

From championing Human Rights to spearheading the fight against GBV cases in Garissa, your impact speaks louder than words. Proud to see my friend recognized among Kenya’s Top 100 Most Impactful Women in Leadership. Well deserved @AdenZeitun 👏🔥

[Zeitun Aden Hassan @AdenZeitun]

@hafsaahmedaden @WomenGrassroot @IKIWA254 Thank you habibty🥰

[Zeitun Aden Hassan @AdenZeitun]

@Bakaaljnr @MahdiUsman8 @zeitun_kha56499 @aden_zeytun Thanks bro

[Zeitun Aden Hassan @AdenZeitun]

It was an honor to have been awarded Gender Justice and Transformational Community Leadership Excellence award at The Independent Kenya Women Awards 2026. It was a great honor being recognized to be among the Top 100 Most Impactful Women in Leadership👏🥂

[Kulan Post @kulanpost]

OBITUARY: Sheikh Abdinoor Sheikh Mohamed, a revered educator, Islamic scholar, and dedicated community servant in Kenya's education sector, has passed away on Sunday.

Sheikh Abdinoor devoted nearly four decades of his professional life to NEP Girls High School (North Eastern Province Girls High School) in Garissa, where he served as a committed teacher and mentor.

His long tenure at the institution left an indelible mark on generations of young women, empowering them through education during a period when access to schooling for girls in the region was limited.

Known for his patience, wisdom, and deep knowledge, he inspired students to pursue academic excellence while instilling strong moral and Islamic values.

Prior to and alongside his extensive service at NEP Girls High School, Sheikh Abdinoor served as the Principal of Young Muslim Madrassa from 1985 to 1989.

In this role, he played a pivotal part in nurturing Islamic education among the youth, guiding students in religious studies, Quranic teachings, and character development at a time when community-based madrassas were vital institutions for preserving faith and identity in the region.

A respected sheikh in his community, Sheikh Abdinoor combined secular education with profound Islamic scholarship, earning admiration for his humility, integrity, and unwavering commitment to uplifting the less privileged.

His contributions extended beyond the classroom, as he was a quiet but influential figure in promoting education, discipline, and unity among the people of North Eastern Kenya.

Sheikh Abdinoor Sheikh Mohamed retired after a lifetime of service, leaving behind a legacy of dedication that will continue to inspire educators, students, and community leaders.

He is survived by his family, former colleagues, and the many lives he touched through his teaching.

The funeral prayer will be held at Masjid Nur, South C at Dhuhr time. Burial ceremony to take place at Langata cemetery.

[Muna Muna @MunaMunahamed]

The NIS Director Nurdin PURE Disow on mabati just teleported me back to childhood in Garissa.
late senator Mzee Yusuf Haji, our neighbour & legend used to OWN every family wedding with the exact same Disow, same mabati stage, decorated bakora swinging like a boss in the air. Pure class, pure energy!
Somali culture is ALIVE & breathing in Garissa, Kenya.@leenassir

[Zeitun Aden Hassan @AdenZeitun]

Yesterday, the Launch of the 16 days of Activism in Garissa County started with a procession walk from the children park to Garissa law court and later the main event took place at Garissa University.
Digital or physical — violence has no place. #EndViolence.”

[Abdinoor Alimahdi @abdinoormahdi]

In many households, children with special needs are hidden. Today we hosted a brave mum who refused to hide her son—and launched the powerful #DontHideMe campaign. Her courage is a reminder that every child deserves visibility, dignity, and love.

[Grassroot women Network @WomenGrassroot]

16 days of activism should be 365 days of activism.

Because abuse doesn't take a holiday.
Because survivors don't get a break.
Because violence happens every day in silence, in fear, behind closed doors.
If we truly want change, we must love it daily:
Speak up
#365DaysOfActivism

[Grassroot women Network @WomenGrassroot]

📢Launching the 2025 #16DaysOfActivism Campaign!
Today we proudly joined the global movement to mark 16 Days of Activism #GBV
Join us as we:
✅Raise Awareness
✅Advocate for gender equality and human rights
✅Build capacity to protect women and girls in digital space
#EndGBV

[The RealGIGI @GiGi_Faiza]

Good news for Reer Garissa

[UN Women Africa @unwomenafrica]

Institutions with more women in leadership and gender balanced teams consistently demonstrate stronger community engagement, improved handling of GBV & child protection cases, and a reduced use of excessive force. #EmpoweringEveryBadge

[Eyes Of Gaza @Ros10101]

Sudan is also bleeding, why are we silent.

[Ʌ฿ҮӐŊ (son of Ðaraawiish)🐎🇸🇴 @RealAbyan]

MOGADISHU IS ON FIRE 🔥 🔥🔥

Mogadishu Fashion Week is officially on the global radar! 🇸🇴✨
From bold designs to rising Somali talent, the world is finally paying attention and the creativity coming out of Mogadishu is next level.

[𝓜𝓪𝓻𝓲𝔂𝓮𝓻𝓱🤍🥀 @Mariyerh__]

Start your day with the Qur'an❤️😍🥰

[Fan Ms Rachel At Songs @msrachelforlitt]

Children are still suffering in Sudan 💔

Leave a simple dot to break the algorithm so people can see this.

These children are just like ours

[Grassroot women Network @WomenGrassroot]

Today, we hosted a team from @OptionsinHealth @TheGirlGen -ALM & #GACMembers for a monitoring visit at our office. It was a productive opportunity to discuss our progress and strengthen our collaboration.
We appreciate their insights and look forward to continuing our partnership

[Grassroot women Network @WomenGrassroot]

Today, we had a productive stakeholder engagement session together with our grantees for @TheGirlGen -ALM program, facilitated by @OptionsinHealth

We analyzed the program's successes, identified challenges, and discussed pathways for moving forward.

#TGGALM #ProgramSuccess

[Abla عبلة @dervishconan]

Ghana protects kente textiles fiercely, yet same Ghanaians misappropriate Somali Alindi, a vibrant, handwoven fabric tied to Somali identity. It’s hypocritical! Somalis should register Alindi’s IP to preserve its cultural value, not let it be seen as just “African” fabric. 🧵 #somali Alindi #CulturalHeritage