asoh Claudine

A young girl who maintains connection were her value is celebrated.
BSc in Conflict Resolution/ Anti human trafficking advocate/ Gender and disability advocate

[Cultural Survival @CSORG]

25 Books by Indigenous Authors You Should Be Reading - KAITLIN B. CURTICE https://t.co/8t7dSA0CMr

[Cultural Survival @CSORG]

For over 150 years, U.S. and Canadian government-mandated boarding schools forcibly removed more than 150,000 Indigenous children from their families, cultures, and languages, subjecting them to assimilation through trauma and violence. #EveryChildMatters #OrangeShirtDay

[Education 2030 @Education2030UN]

📣 Save the date: Global Youth Consultation!

Young people will come together to discuss barriers to, and solutions for, inclusive and gender-transformative education. Listen to their stories and co-create recommendations and commitments to help share the future of education beyond 2030!

📅 17 September 2026

🕒 3:00 – 4:30 p.m. (Paris time)

💻 Online

🔗 Info and registration: https://t.co/ey2zIX0xzO

Organised by the SDG 4 Youth & Student Network

#EducationBeyond2030 #Education2030 #LeadingSDG4 #Youth #InclusiveEducation #YouthVoices #SDG4 #FutureOfEducation

[The Institute for Ethics in AI @EthicsInAI]

🗣️ The Institute for Ethics in AI is pleased to announce the AI and Human Rights Summit — a day bringing together academics, technology companies, regulators and civil society to explore how human rights can be embedded in the governance of AI.

➡️ Date: Monday 5 October 2026

The Summit builds on a consultation process led by Professor Yuval Shany (@yuvalshany1) as part of the Institute's Accelerator Fellowship Programme (@EthicsinAI_AFP), spanning workshops in Oxford, Geneva, Harvard and Pretoria, and on his White Paper examining the case for an International AI Bill of Human Rights.

The day will bring together speakers from international human rights bodies, national regulators, civil society organisations and major technology companies, across a full programme of keynote and panel sessions.

The Summit will be hosted by Dr Caroline Emmer De Albuquerque Green, the Institute's Director of Research and Professor Yuval Shany, Senior Inaugural Fellow of the Accelerator Fellowship Programme.

🔗 Places are limited. Submit an expression of interest: https://t.co/ekfbtGWYUF

[UN Women Africa @unwomenafrica]

When women and girls carry a disproportionate share of unpaid care responsibilities, their opportunities for education and sustainable economic participation are constrained.

Let's #ShareTheCare and unlock women's potential.

#AfricaCares #AfricaCareForum

[Global Peace Index @GlobPeaceIndex]

Dr Andrew Thomson and Professor Dominic Bryan of Queen's University Belfast set out the case for using the #PositivePeace framework to measure and monitor peacefulness in #NorthernIreland, and to serve as a model for systems thinking-informed peacebuilding. ➡️https://t.co/kclfoye0uT

[FIMI-IIWF @IIWF]

🌎 Indigenous Women Have Always Led.

Long before biodiversity, food security, or sustainability became part of international agendas, Indigenous Women were already protecting territories, sustaining knowledge systems, strengthening their communities, and building solutions for future generations.

International recognition is an important step. But the challenge now is to move from recognition to commitment and action.

In this Position Paper, FIMI underscores the importance of international institutions, States, and other global actors recognizing this leadership and joining efforts to build responses and commitments that fully incorporate the voices, rights, and proposals of Indigenous Women.

👉 Read FIMI’s Position Paper and discover why the ancestral leadership of Indigenous Women is also key to building our shared future: https://t.co/cfbQgxXP6r

#IndigenousWomenLead #IndigenousWomen

[Alliance for Peacebuilding @AfPeacebuilding]

A new article from @Peaceforce highlights how Women Protection Teams in North Darfur have become an important bridge between communities and humanitarian actors.

Read here:
https://t.co/93v2nLBXMt
#NorthDarfur #WomenPeaceSecurity

[UN Political and Peacebuilding Affairs @UNDPPA]

Under the Danish presidency, the Security Council will discuss Yemen, Libya, Syria, and the Middle East Peace Process. Members will also hold open debates on Conflict, Hunger, and International Peace and Security.
🔗Learn more: https://t.co/U6y6oqnxUQ

[Young Peacebuilders @YoungPeaceBldrs]

Young Peacebuilders Help Shape the Next Decade of the YPS Agenda: https://t.co/CZRnwk4Dfv

#WagePeaceWednesday #Youth4Peace #YPS #Youth #Peacebuilding #YoungPeacebuilders

[United Nations Peacebuilding and Peace Support @UNPeacebuilding]

“Without better data on the past and current impact of peacebuilding — evidence that is specific, accountable and accessible — the case for #peacebuilding is difficult to make effectively to policymakers, donors or the people they answer to.”

Read the #PeacebuildingImpact Hub’s inaugural report – Investing in Peace When the World Pays for War – to learn why addressing peacebuilding’s “data gap” is crucial.

Report: https://t.co/wbC6buEhVe
Executive Summary: https://t.co/cM1kXbUYp5

#PeacebuildingWorks

[Education 2030 @Education2030UN]

🌍 Youth in Latin America and the Caribbean, the future of education needs your voices. Join the regional consultation on #EducationBeyond2030 and help define what's next.
📅 7 August 2026 | Register now 👇https://t.co/x3wJZR8wJ5

[EST @estrans]

New Book: The Current Impact of Cultural Diversity in Human Development. Lessons from a globalised world
By: Cayetano Fernández Romero, Almudena Nevado Llopis, Antonio Prieto-Andrés, María Luisa Sierra-Huedo (eds.)
https://t.co/nhXZww2tBK

[The Institute for Ethics in AI @EthicsInAI]

In this short interview from the Civic AI Conference 2026, @IasonGabriel, AGI & Society Lead at @GoogleDeepMind, reflects on what Civic AI means to him and considers how AI should be used to support our communities and who gets to decide how it should be used.

🎥 If you haven't had the chance to watch our full panel discussions from the conference yet, please visit our YouTube playlist: https://t.co/Z3ypKZPiOj

🔗 Learn more about Civic AI: https://t.co/8pLHHd3sZE

#WhyAIEthicsMatters #CivicAI #6PackOfCare
@audreyt

[The Institute for Ethics in AI @EthicsInAI]

In this short interview from the Civic AI Conference 2026, Professor Gina Neff (@ginasue), Deputy Chief Executive Officer for UKRI @responsibleaiuk and Associate Director of the @digitalgoodnet, reflects on what Civic AI means to her and considers how AI should be used to support our communities and who gets to decide how it should be used.

🎥 If you haven't had the chance to watch our full panel discussions from the conference yet, please visit our YouTube playlist: https://t.co/Z3ypKZPiOj

🔗 Learn more about Civic AI: https://t.co/8pLHHd3sZE

#WhyAIEthicsMatters #CivicAI #6PackOfCare
@audreyt

[ICJ @ICJ_org]

The request seeks greater legal clarity on equality, non-discrimination and the implementation of the African Disability Protocol and the CRPD.

Read the full document: https://t.co/1BHluLKL96

[UN Against Sexual Violence in Conflict @endrapeinwar]

We stand with survivors of conflict-related sexual violence and demand justice, protection, and accountability. Trafficking thrives in silence - ending it begins with listening, believing, and acting. #EndHumanTrafficking

[Search for Common Ground @SFCG_]

(1/3) Viola Niyongere was one of 16 young entrepreneurs supported by the Tuyage project. Implemented in Burundi by Search for Common Ground, one of the program’s objectives sought to enhance women's entrepreneurship skills, market access, financial resources, and mentorship.

[UNODC Organized Crime @UNODC_OrgCrime]

Montenegro has introduced new guidelines to ensure fair compensation for victims of human trafficking, with UNODC support.

Compensation helps survivors rebuild their lives.

Justice must lead to recovery and to #EndHumanTrafficking.

More ➡️ https://t.co/hGMnmS1Y0V

[Questpro_Women_foundation @questpro_women]

📢Call for Applications:
“Mapping African DECOLONIZATION”
At Questpro Women Foundation (QWF) we believe that the decolonization of Africa cannot be defined by a single box or category. It is an evolving, multifaceted movement happening across diverse spaces. We are using this call to listen to the continent. Tell us what decolonization looks like to you, what you are doing to make it a reality, and how QWF can step in to support your vision. 

This call is exclusively open to young women aged 18–40 from or operating within, all African countries who are leading or driving transformative change.

Deadline for submitting applications is 31st August 2026

Link: https://t.co/ntw5PIYEcr

 For Inquiries:
Email: [email protected]
Phone: [phone]