An insightful, engaged and expressive session about feminism, it allowed interacting with and interrogation of what this -ism is involves at an individual level and on a larger scale. There is always room to gain knowledge and question what information you receive at these camps. #FeministFuture #YFS2026 #HerVoice
Cyber bullying doesn’t end when the phone is switched off. It follows people into their thoughts, and shapes how they see themselves. This constant exposure can lead to anxiety and depression. That is why, as a society, we need to do better by speaking up against cyber bullying.
As we return from the holidays, we hope you’ve had time to rest and take care of your mental health. As the year begins, remember your wellbeing matters, and you don’t have to walk the journey alone. 💜 #MentalHealthMatters
Child abuse at Harare bus ranks is heartbreaking and unacceptable. This is why we’re running the #SafeCommutes campaign. Safe transport is everyone’s responsibility we all have a role in protecting children.
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A Building Feminist Practice intergenerational dialogue was held yesterday, fostering practical feminist solidarity between generations. The idea was to engage in a safe, feminist-led space where older and younger feminists discussed historical tensions, shared challenges, and evolving definitions of feminism. #FeministPractice #Intergenerational #Solidarity
As we mark HumanRightsDay, let’s remember that mental-health care is a human right. The Constitution of Zimbabwe guarantees dignity, equality and freedom from violence. Beyond the 16Days, we must keep raising awareness against GBV and build a society where no one is above another
#SafeCommutes Campaign centred one truth: safe public transport for all women is a collective responsibility.
We spoke about why bystanders must intervene, why drivers and conductors must protect commuters, and why key stakeholders must invest in prevention.
Dura Organisation exhibited at Amnesty International’s Run for Rights, an annual campaign celebrating Human Rights Day. It was a powerful moment to keep raising awareness on GBV and promote our Safe Commutes Campaign.
Teen pregnancies are not recklessness. They reflect silence, stigma & system failure. With 60%+ of Zimbabwe’s population being youth, ignoring SRHR is costing lives and futures.
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Dura Organisation exhibited at Amnesty International’s Run for Rights, an annual campaign celebrating Human Rights Day. It was a powerful moment to keep raising awareness on GBV and promote our Safe Commutes Campaign.
#SafeCommutes Campaign centred one truth: safe public transport for all women is a collective responsibility.
We spoke about why bystanders must intervene, why drivers and conductors must protect commuters, and why key stakeholders must invest in prevention.
Thank you to NewsHawks 👏🏾 for covering our joint action with Economic Justice for Women Project (EJWP) , where we presented two petitions directly to Mayor Jacob Mafume
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DURA and EJWP, joined by community voices, met with Mayor Jacob Mafume to present a petition on Harare’s drug crisis. We urged City Council to declare drug and substance abuse a public health emergency, allocate up to 5% of the 2026 municipal budget for treatment and prevention.
Behind every strong man is a story the world rarely hears. This Men's Mental Health Month, let’s choose to listen, support, and encourage open conversations. Because seeking help is not weakness. Check in, reach out, and let’s make mental wellness a priority. #MentalHealthMatters
Are we seriously forgetting how iconic she is? Behind all these jokes and bullying stands a bold woman, one who has faced her pain in public, owned her truth, and continues to rise with courage. We see you, we love you, and we’re standing with you. 💜💜@tererai8zw#MentalHealth
Mental health is health. Yet for millions of Zimbabweans, access to care remains out of reach. With fewer than 20 psychiatrists nationwide, countless people are left to struggle in silence. No one should have to face mental illness alone. 💚🇿🇼 #MentalHealthMatters#Zimbabwe
@graegangata Hey Gamu. if you see this, reach out so we can connect and help you get the support and therapy you deserve. If anyone knows how to reach her, please kindly share her contact details so we can make sure she gets the care and support she needs. You are loved❤️
This is pure bullying. We must teach our children that such behaviour, if left unchecked can escalate into serious harm, long-term trauma, and cycles of violence. It’s our collective responsibility as parents to nurture empathy and respect from an early age.