Got an idea that you want to turn into a business? Our Work and Life Skills Programme is back with the tools to help you do it.
Stay tuned for more information.
The Men's Critical Issues Series continues on Monday 22nd August at 7pm, with an in-depth discussion of Fatherhood & Paternity.
Click the link below to join us LIVE on The Directorate of Gender Affairs Facebook Page! See you there!
https://t.co/xWanCty3Y7
Kick start your summer learning a new skill with the DoGA Work & Life Skills Programme. Our Intro to Canva course starts on July 11.
Register now at https://t.co/Vys82jeLhB.
Spots are filling up fast.
CIWIL Antigua and Barbuda invites you to our first Professional Mixer!👩🏾💼👨🏾💼Calling all organizations, leaders and entrepreneurs. 💼Let’s network! Let’s discuss ideas!💡😃
We're challenging gender norms in the Caribbean
Butterfly Barbados, ROAD and ECADE are developing a road map to the recognition of diverse gender identity and expression through education.
Sign up for workshops & more @ https://t.co/DMX0rjasMw
#sogie#sogiesc#enby#transrights
Join us for a live panel discussion as the 16 Days of Activism Campaign continues.
We'll be discussing your rights as it relates to gender-based violence. Drop your questions in the comment section and we'll feature them during our Q&A.
#16days#orangeab#orangetheworld
Women with disabilities face challenges associated with both their gender and level of ability. Let's make sure we give differently-abled women and girls the space to make decisions about how they show up in the world as we create our post-COVID-19 reality.
Winner of the Emerging Female Leaders Public Speaking Competition, Zoe Teague, joins us to discuss how the law protects women and girls from gender-based violence.
Catch us on Monday on Facebook Live .
#16days#orangeab#orangetheworld
Our #16Days activities continue! On Monday Dec 6 join us on FB Live at 7:30 pm as we discuss the laws and policies that address gender-based violence, with DNA Team Leader for St. Peter, Chaneil Imhoff; UPP Senator, Shawn Nicholas; and Honourable Minister Samantha Marshall.
HIV doesn't discriminate, but some populations more affected than others. In 2020, 53% of all people living with HIV were women and girls. Increasing access to sexual and reproductive health services for all can help reduce this gap. End inequalities. End AIDS.
#worldaidsday