Today, advocates and activists participated in a Know Your Rights Workshop, where they gained practical knowledge on constitutional rights, civic participation, legal protections, and responsible advocacy.
#KnowYourRights#CivicParticipation#SupportMyVoice#DWoSOInitiative
“Nothing about us without us.”
Gyimah Minkah Andrews, NCPD District Officer, calls for strategies that help PWDs know their rights, access opportunities & contribute meaningfully.
Inclusion starts with awareness.
#WeRise#DisabilityInclusion#CIVICUS#DWoSOInitiative
“It is important for women to be part of the work of the Assembly.” — Hon. Gladys Asenso
She mobilises women, connects people to opportunities & ensures no one is left behind.
Governance needs women. Governance needs youth.
#WomenLead#WeRise#DWoSOInitiative#CIVICUS
"Politics isn’t as scary as it looks."
Hon. Patricia Omane stepped up to ensure women’s voices are heard in local governance.
Women bring empathy, leadership & solutions to our communities.
Women belong where decisions are made.
#CIVICUS#WeRise#WomenInPolitics#DwosoInitiative
From committee member to 2nd term Assembly Member.
Hon. Yaa Donkor leads with love, listening, and bringing people together.
Her message to youth: Get involved in governance.
Women have vision. Women belong in leadership.
#CIVICUS#WeRise#WomenInLeadership
Called to serve.
Nana Obour Frema Pokuah leads Effiduase with tradition, education & community.
This is women in leadership. This is service with purpose.
#CIVICUS#WeRise#WomenInLeadership#DWoSOlnitiative
As a step-down from the NETRIGHT & WEE Ghana Capacity Building Workshop on Women's Financial Inclusion and Digitalisation, DWoSO Initiative sensitized market leaders of Anomabo Market on mobile money fraud and digital financial safety measures.#NETRIGHT#WEEGhana#DWoSOInitiative
Small savings build strong futures.
You don't need a lot — just consistency.
Save a little, regularly for:
✓ Goals
✓ Emergencies
✓ Growth
That coin today is your future tomorrow.
Save small, dream big, grow strong.
#FinancialLiteracy#WomenEconomicGrowth#DWoSOInitiative
DWoSO Initiative engaged student leaders from the Kwegyri Aggrey Senior High Technical School to lead the charge against cyber bullying and prioritize their digital safety.
This was supported by AWDF under our Lead Against Silence Project
#DigitalSafety#AWDF#DWoSOInitiative
@wdn Francisca Nancy Hagan is the founder and director of @dwosoInitiative, where she leads programs focused on preventing violence against women, social inclusion, and leadership development. Key issues she believes demand more attention: cyber bullying and intimate partner violence.
We came together to reflect, question, and organise.
At the #YoungFeminists Hangout, we held powerful conversations on identity, safety, inclusion & the politics of naming ourselves.
20 years of the #AfricanFeministCharter; the work continues. 💜
#FeminismInGhana#AWDF
Honored to join women leaders from 13African countries & Washington DC at the @IRIglobal’s @wdn Summit on forging accountable & resilient democracies. The conversations reinforced my work at @DWoSOInitiative in championing women’s leadership, civic participation & inclusive gov’t
We start 16 days of activism against #gbv tomorrow and I can tell you there would be lots of pomp and pageantry in Accra.
If we want to be deliberate in Uniting to end all form of violence, there would be fair distribution of resources for the campaign to get everywhere.
#EndGBV
As Women’s Month ends, I’m honored to have joined #CSW69 at the UN HQ, marking 30yrs of the Beijing Declaration. A highlight was @NOMOREorg’s side event, where survivor-advocates reinforced why our work at @dwosoinitiative matters. Grateful for the insights & connections.
#CSW69
This year has been kind to me in many ways & I don’t take for granted all my tribe members who kept me sane.
I’m grateful for all the opportunities, chances & recommendations.
The attached picture was sent to me by a Sag brother at @michiganstateu .
#gratitude#gratefulheart