together community leaders, men and young boys to promote girls education. We are challenging #harmful stereotypes that limit a girl's worth to early marriage and building protective networks of fathers and brothers who advocate for their daughters' and sisters futures.
There is a saying that when we educate a girl, we educate a nation. Yet across Nigeria, limited #access to education for girls continues to fuel #earlymarriage, cutting short brilliant potentials before they even have a chance to begin. We know that breaking this #cycle requires.
everyone at the table. That is why we are shifting the narrative by engaging #men and #boys as strategic #allies and #champions for #girl child education. Our team took this vital #mission to the heart of Oriuzor in Ezza North LGA of Ebonyi State. Two days ago, We brought
@Equity_Watch1 in partnership with @girlsalliance engaged #gilrs at Comm. Sec. School, Obollo-Etiti on Menstrual Health Education. Every girl deserves to manage her #period with #dignity, #confidence, and #comfort. Menstruation is a natural part of life, yet stigma and lack
of access to proper information and products often keep young girls out of the classroom. We are on a mission to change this #narrative. In this training we focused on breaking the silence, building knowledge and confidence of the girls, teaching safe and hygienic practices,
for HM, and providing them with reusable & disposable pads, we are making sure that these young leaders can stay in school and focus on their dreams. When girls have access to the right resources and education, there is absolutely no limit to what they can achieve.
#GOA#EWIN
Period poverty and a lack of #accurate information shouldn't stand in the way of a girl's #education, #health, or #confidence. By teaching them about menstrual health, building their confidence, breaking down stigmas, answering their questions openly, providing practical tools
To ensure no girl is left behind, we distributed both reusable and disposable pads to the students!
Empowering girls with the right knowledge and tools means a healthier future for all and a greener, more sustainable planet for us all. Thank you @girlsalliance for the support.
We marked the 2026 #WorldEnvironment Day by empowering the next generation of women to make eco-friendly choices for their bodies and the planet! At community secondary school Uhunowere, we engaged 264 #adolescent girls on #sustainable menstrual hygiene management (MHM).
Menstruation is a natural part of life, but the waste generated by disposable products heavily impacts our #environment. We didn't just talk about periods; we talked about the planet, we introduced eco-friendly reusable pads as a game-changing alternative.
silence, and advocate for proper hygiene facilities, they help create a supportive, stigma-free environment where every girl can stay in school.
Together, we are building a world where period poverty would be history! We are grateful to all those that supported us.
#MHDay2026
As part of our 2026 #WorldMenstrualHygieneDay, we engaged male teachers to become active champions for menstrual dignity and equity in schools. Menstruation isn't just a "women's issue, it’s a human rights and educational priority. When male educators stand up to break the
ovulation, and menstrual hygiene management. The session created a safe and supportive space, empowering the girls to better understand their bodies and manage their menstrual health with dignity.
240 sanitary pads were distributed to the students.
As part of our World Menstrual Hygiene Day 2026 activities, @Equity_Watch1 in collaboration with Juven Health Africa, engaged junior secondary school girls at Community Secondary School, Isienu, in an interactive learning session on menstruation, menstrual cycle tracking,
To mark the World Menstrual Hygiene Day 2026, @Equity_Watch1 in collaboration with Juven Health Africa, amplified the advocacy for menstrual health and dignity through a radio program that held on Voice FM 96.7 Stereo, Radio Nigeria, Nsukka on 28th of May, 2026.
@Equity_Watch1 recently wrapped up a #transformative training session for secondary school teachers that was focused on Social Emotional Learning (SEL) and Gender Value Clarifications. By equipping teachers with the tools to navigate #emotionalintelligence and challenge
We are happy to share that @Equity_watch1 has completed the disbursement of her #educationalsupportfunds for her latest #cohort under the E-WIN Girls Empowerment Initiative Phase II project. After our initial disbursement to 8 students, we have successfully reached our
goal in this round by providing support to the remaining 4 girls, making it 12, plus the initial 12 students from the first cohort which makes it a total of 24. These funds ensure that financial #barriers do not stand in the way of their brilliance and potential.