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Today, LICDA celebrates the Boy Child and the need to raise boys who are protected, empowered, and guided to become responsible leaders and peacebuilders.
#InternationalDayOfTheBoyChild#BoyChild
LICDA celebrates women who give their voices, leadership & courage to advance human rights & strengthen communities.
When women give to justice, advocacy & civic engagement, society gains stronger institutions, inclusive development, & a future where dignity & rights are upheld.
What happens when citizens, security agents & key stakeholders sit at the same table?
Stronger trust? Better understanding?
Join us in partnership with @NhrcNigeria for this dialogue.
March 5th, 2026 | 9:30AM
Hybrid | NHRC Abuja & Google Meet
Register: https://t.co/APiiQX4LKC
The Building Trust Project supported by the Fund for Global Human Rights and Legal Empowerment Fund to foster dialogue, understanding, and cooperation in our society today.
Date: Saturday, 31st January 2026
Time: 10AM
Register: https://t.co/GGxnvtevZC
Knowledge is power.
Last Friday, we engaged students of Plow Charis Academy, Damagaza, FCT, in honest conversations on rights, responsibilities, and building safer communities.
Their curiosity, questions, and contributions made the session truly rewarding.
Did you know the police are expected to follow set procedures when engaging citizens?
And that knowing certain things can help you avoid unnecessary hassle with security agencies?
Weโll break it all down in this session. See flyer for necessary details.
We will be engaging students through our Building Trust Project, equipping young people with the knowledge they need to grow into responsible, informed citizens this Thursday 22nd January, 2026.
The future starts here.
#LICDA#BuildingTrust#YouthEmpowerment#CivicAwareness
Knowing your rights is important.
Understanding your duties is just as necessary.
We'll break down what citizens need to know, what security agencies are responsible for, and how trust can be built through awareness and accountability.
๐ https://t.co/ixIP5L4PBp to register.
Christmas is a time to reflect, reconnect, and renew our commitment to one another.
As we celebrate, we remain grateful for every community, partner, and individual working with us to build trust, justice, and dignity for all.
From all of us at @licdaafrica , Merry Christmas ๐
Less than 3 hours until this all important webinar.
We'll extensively trash the dissect the topic 'Unmute Her: Understanding and Tackling Digital Violence.
7pm prompt.
Quickly register via: https://t.co/sX4bUHJ3HA at absolutely no cost.
Digital abuse doesnโt leave bruises but it leaves scars.
Letโs talk about it.
Topic: Unmute Her: Understanding & Tackling Digital Violence
๐ Dec 10 โข 7PM โข Virtual
Be a part of the conversation.
#EndDigitalViolence#16DaysOfActivism
As we close out the year, we step into this month with renewed commitment to community, empowerment, and impact.
Hereโs to finishing strong and doing even more for the people we serve.
Happy New month from all of as at @licdaafrica
we can protect women and girls โ online and offline.
@LICDAAFRICA will also be hosting informative webinars to explore these issues and equip communities with knowledge and tools for safety. Watch this space.
Digital spaces must be safe spaces.
And we all have a role to play.
Today marks the beginning of the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence.
This year, the world is calling us to unite and end digital violence against women and girls.
Digital abuse is real abuse, even when it leaves no bruises.
. Using digital tools to intimidate, silence, or control
These acts may be invisible, but the fear, harm, and trauma are not.
Over the next 16 days, weโll be breaking down what digital violence truly looks like, why itโs rising, and how