A panafrican, women-led network unlocking the potential of the women's movement in the Horn of Africa through research, advocacy & capacity strengthening.
Young women’s voices are essential to building inclusive governance and lasting peace in South Sudan.
Our latest Annual Monitoring Report, developed under the Inclusive Governance for Peace Project: Promoting Young Women’s Meaningful Political Participation in South Sudan, explores the realities, challenges, and opportunities shaping young women’s engagement in political and decision-making spaces. Supported by the United Nations Peacebuilding Fund (UNPBF) through the United Nations Development Programme (@undpsouthsudan) in South Sudan, the report highlights several key findings:
🟢 Young women are active agents of change, contributing to peacebuilding, advocacy, and community leadership.
🟢 Capacity-building, mentorship, and support networks are key enablers of meaningful participation.
🟢 Structural barriers, economic challenges, and safety concerns continue to limit young women’s access to decision-making spaces.
🟢 Meaningful inclusion requires moving beyond representation and ensuring young women have real influence in governance and peace processes.
Read the full report here: https://t.co/hziF7nlJdv
#InclusiveGovernance #YoungWomen #GenderEquality
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"African-ness is not synonymous with the contraction of rights for women and girls."
Join us for this timely discussion with Ramatoulie Jallow from @Sihanet, who interrogates the ongoing conservative and foreign attempts to redefine African values and families.
#AfricanPodcast
What does it take to push back against the growing attacks on women's rights across Africa?
In the final episode of @SOAWR's special podcast series on the Maputo Protocol, recorded live during the 87th Session of the African Commission on Human and Peoples' Rights in Banjul, our Regional Research and Advocacy Officer, Ramatoulie Jallow, joins Nyokabi Njogu of the Centre for Reproductive Rights for a timely conversation on the forces reshaping the women's rights landscape across the continent today.
Together, they discuss how African feminist movements are responding through collective action, strategic advocacy, and cross-regional solidarity, offering powerful insights into what it takes to defend and advance gender justice.
🎧 Listen to the episode here: https://t.co/1rwFSAzosD
#MaputoProtocol #WomensRights #GenderJustice
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رغم المعاناة التي خلّفتها الحرب في #السودان، تواصل النساء البحث عن مساحات للأمل والتعافي؛ مساحات يستعدن فيها لحظات من الألفة والطمأنينة، ويتبادلن الدعم في مواجهة الضغوط اليومية.
فلطالما كانت جلسات القهوة مساحةً مهمةً للنساء. واليوم، تحمل معنى أعمق، إذ تصبح جزءًا من التعافي، ومن قدرة النساء على خلق الفرح والصمود ودعم بعضهنّ، حتى في أصعب الظروف.
جانب من جلسة قهوة نظّمتها الغرفة النسوية في الديوم الشرقية بولاية #الخرطوم، كجزء من أنشطة الدعم النفسي والاجتماعي التي تنفذها شبكة صيحة.
Reminder! Join us today at the 5th Annual NalaFem Summit for our side event: "Leveraging Sustained Feminist Power: Inclusive Governance and Intergenerational Leadership from the Grassroots Up"
Hear from young feminist leaders, activists, and practitioners shaping inclusive governance, women’s leadership, and lasting social change across the Greater Horn of Africa.
📅 Today - 12.00 - 13.30 (EAT)
📍 Emara Ole-Sereni Hotel – Room 1, Main Hall, Nairobi, Kenya
🎥 Join online here: https://t.co/s7FlAKwH5x
#NalaFemSummit2026 #FeministLeadership #InclusiveGovernance
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Will you be in Nairobi for the 5th Annual Nalafem Summit? If so, join us in person or online - for our side event titled "Leveraging Sustained Feminist Power: Inclusive Governance and Intergenerational Leadership from the Grassroots Up".
Across the Greater Horn of Africa, grassroots feminist movements are driving change, advancing women’s leadership, influencing policy, and strengthening peacebuilding efforts despite persistent barriers.
Tune in as our vibrant panel of young women leaders, activists, and practitioners share experiences and insight on expanding the influence of women in decision-making spaces, and in creating pathways for lasting social and political transformation.
📅 Tomorrow, July 2, 2026 - 12.00 - 13.30 (EAT)
📍 Emara Ole-Sereni Hotel – Room 1, Main Hall, Nairobi, Kenya
🎥 Join online via the Nalafem Summit YouTube livestream: https://t.co/s7FlAKwH5x
#NalaFemSummit2026 #FeministLeadership #InclusiveGovernance
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1/3: Yesterday, we held inception meetings for the Safe and Inclusive Markets for Women in Kampala project, a consortium initiative implemented by Femme Forte, @NAWOUga & @eassi.
This activity is implemented with support from @Sihanet & funded by European Union through UN Women
African feminist movements stand at the forefront of resistance against a growing global backlash on women’s rights, bodily autonomy, and decades of hard-won gains.
This @diasporaafrica_ article, by Nana Zulu of @awdf01, shows how these movements are not simply reacting but are organised, community-rooted, and shaping decolonial visions. As conservatism and authoritarianism strengthen worldwide, their work is more urgent than ever.
Read the full article here: https://t.co/MYJeolOiaw
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