The Inclusion Project (TIP) and
@SistersBondNig are running a survey to examine how lack of access to menstrual hygiene products affects the well being of young women and girls in Nigeria.
Kindly click on the link below or scan the barcode. https://t.co/28dms5VuHh
Thank you
The Inclusion Project and Sisters Bond Initiative are conducting a survey to examine the impact of period poverty on the mental health and well being of young women and girls.
Please help us fill out the survey/share with target participants https://t.co/BiFNEjurdm
Thank you!
The Inclusion Project (TIP) and
@SistersBondNig are running a survey to examine how lack of access to menstrual hygiene products affects the well being of young women and girls in Nigeria.
Kindly click on the link below or scan the barcode. https://t.co/TrXC8kQC3F
Thank you
⌛️ We’re looking for:
📢African women
📢 Under 30, with
📢 Master's degree
To join the 3rd #AfYWL cohort!
Apply before 13 August & join a life changing mission👉 https://t.co/7rdSqQZX8r
#AfricanWomenLead
There is no one way to be a feminist. Do not allow yourself to be bullied for identifying as a feminist or sharing feminist views. Let the world adjust to the concept of equal rights for all and not you for them.
Are you a practitioner, law student, activist, judicial officer & scholar of SRHR looking to enhance your capacity on the implementation of Reproductive Justice in Africa? Apply for our maiden short course on Advocacy for Reproductive Justice in Africa» https://t.co/zMpSieKoMA
It’s World Menstrual Hygiene Day. We will keep advocating for a world where girls and women have equal and unlimited access to sanitary tools.
-where menstruation is discussed without shame or stigma.
- where girls do not have to miss school because of period poverty
MHD!
📣 Menstrual products must be accessible and acceptable.
It's time to bridge this inequality gap and create a world where everyone can thrive.
Join @UNFPA to promote access for all: https://t.co/CHPWjzzyXn
#MenstrualHygieneDay
Women and girls with obstetric fistula are often shunned by their family, friends and community.
Yet simple surgery restores their health and dignity 🧡
Join @UNFPA in spreading awareness of this treatable condition and help #EndFistula: https://t.co/bzk2O4PXfu
#GlobalGoals
An estimated 500,000 women and girls worldwide suffer from obstetric fistula and the isolation it brings.
To #EndFistula, we need to make sure all women and girls have timely access to trained midwives and high-quality obstetric care.
Learn more: https://t.co/Z8S00jgBvc
📣 We are #hiring!
We're looking for a Manager, Policy & Advocacy to play a strategic role in designing and implementing Women Deliver’s global programming, focusing on countering anti-SRHR & anti-rights movements.
Apply here ⤵️
https://t.co/KKdsYoKmwF
📰 Breaking news 📰
Applications for #WD2023 media scholarships are now open! If you are a journalist or content creator who covers #GenderEquality issues, apply here 👇 by 17 April.
https://t.co/bHCpDDOa3U
Women belong👏 in all places👏 where decisions👏 are being made👏
Today we remember Ruth Bader Ginsburg, U.S. Supreme Court Justice.
#RBG was a champion for justice & she cleared the way for gender equality so other women can have a seat at the table.
Her legacy lives on.
At SBI, we remain committed to raising equal partners for sustainable development and we join the rest of the world to wish every Nigerian woman a Happy International Women’s Day. #iwd2023#embraceequity#women
Every 8 March, the world celebrates International Women’s Day. A day set aside to celebrate the achievements and contributions of women, acknowledge their unique struggles and call for actions to address the issues that perpetuate inequality.
A sharp decline in records and reversal of past gains. So far, the female senators that will constitute the 10th Assembly are:
1. Ireti Heeba Kingibe representing the FCT
2. Idiat Oluranti Adebule representing Lagos West
3. Dr. Ipalibo Banigo representing Rivers South West
A pregnant woman in Tsafe area of Zamfara reportedly slumped and died while waiting on the queue to cast her vote. This should not have happened if the Presiding Officers had adhered to the INEC Gender Policy. Another election is slated for 11 March 2023, POs should kindly comply