Atieno Oloo-Oywaya

GenderJustice ⚤and Social Inclusion enthusiast.Pan-African feminist. God first. Love life. What we think ,we become! Views are my own

[WE-Care @MakeCareCount]

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Day 3 now! Tune in as we update you with the conversations at the #WECare Annual Learning Meeting in #Kampala.

#MakeCareCount2024

[Atieno Oloo-Oywaya @AtienoOloo]

@FaithOdhiambo8 We celebrate you Madam President, you are doing well!

[Atieno Oloo-Oywaya @AtienoOloo]

@AmberParkes @UN_Women Amazing!!! Good job @AmberParkes

[Gabriel Oguda @gabrieloguda]

Bwana, someone hold me.

[Atieno Oloo-Oywaya @AtienoOloo]

@judymatu1 @AssociationAwak @OxfaminAfrica @oxfamgb @CARE @unwomenkenya @unwomenafrica @FemnetProg @WGC_Climate @GlobalFundWomen @njorogep Congratulations Team WE-Care!

[Oxfam Kenya @oxfamkenya]

It can't be more incredible to witness transformations that touch lives of communities.

While govts must be proactive to deliver such critical & basic services, we celebrate the communities in @KituiCountyGovt and @AssociationAwak for this amazing partnership.

@Hewlett_Found

[Atieno Oloo-Oywaya @AtienoOloo]

@iamalexkamau All the shots are amazing !Making a choice is difficult. You are gifted!

[Winnie Byanyima @Winnie_Byanyima]

Africa’s leaders!!!!!
Something is OBVIOUSLY wrong!

[Victoria Maloka @MalokaVictoria1]

Ending Violence Against Women and Girls might seem unimaginable, but it isn’t. If we stand united and work together with all partners, we can prevent
and totally eliminate violence against women and girls in Africa.

#16daysofactivism2022

[Atieno Oloo-Oywaya @AtienoOloo]

For Africa teac

[Atieno Oloo-Oywaya @AtienoOloo]

Climate crisis, COVID-19 and Conflict are crisis that Africa is facing. The impact of the crisis is not gender neutral. Women and girls from poor backgrounds are disproportionately affected, interventions can only be gender responsive. Comissioner Sallah #Feministrecovery

[AQ @RashidahAbdul]

Currently attending the ‘High-Level Regional Policy Forum on the Gendered Impact of Covid-19 on livelihoods in Africa.

Knowledge generation for evidence based policy making is key. Great conversations so far.

#FeministFutures #GenderSmartPolicies #Feministrecovery @HEDAgenda

[GIMAC Network @GimacNetwork]

Question to audience: In your community, how many public early childhood education center exists? Are they sufficiently cater for the needs of the children within the community? #FeministRecovery

[GIMAC Network @GimacNetwork]

How can we address the care economy where childcare is in it but not as a priority? #FeministRecovery

[GIMAC Network @GimacNetwork]

Public financing could unlock economic opportunities for those who want to go back to workforce but also those who are doing the care work. There is a lot of partnerships that can unlock solutions around financing for the care economy ~ Nancy #FeministRecovery

[GIMAC Network @GimacNetwork]

Before covid, this were not okay. Let’s not think “building back” to where we were but rather “building forward” making things better! #FeministRecovery

[Atieno Oloo-Oywaya @AtienoOloo]

@DhobiDwn ED Grace Ngugi sharing the gendered impact of Covid-19 and how women domestic workers from Nairobi informal settlements were disproportionately affected #FeministFutures

[GIMAC Network @GimacNetwork]

Due to movements and lock down restrictions during Covid-19, many women especially those in rural and informal settlements were n out able to access SRHR services. This showed that even at time of crisis, women needs does not change. ~ Grace
#FeministRecovery

[Dr. John Njenga Karugia PhD. @johnnjenga]

When you see it, just laugh 😂.

[Atieno Oloo-Oywaya @AtienoOloo]

Well put @VinAranas 👏

[Vin 🇵🇸 @VinAranas]

16/n For Africa, there isn’t a time to rest, only time to regroup and recalibrate efforts.

Again, Ruth put it eloquently: Before COVID-19, we were not okay. So, we don’t want to build back to where we were. We need to build forward and build better.

[Vin 🇵🇸 @VinAranas]

16/n For Africa, there isn’t a time to rest, only time to regroup and recalibrate efforts.

Again, Ruth put it eloquently: Before COVID-19, we were not okay. So, we don’t want to build back to where we were. We need to build forward and build better.