Another week to create more space for youth participation in leadership.Under the WE-Advocate Centre, we advocate for the rights of young people and address social, economic & political issues that limit the well-being of youth. Check our website at https://t.co/L24SH5ZzRH.
Excited to be a part of the love alliance policy summit. Intense conversations on Global advocacy landscape & priorities
And Investments in community-led
responses & societal enablers.
@Aidsfonds_intl@gnpplus#ForUsGirls
It’s always a double impact when we can help our partners see firsthand the benefits of their support to the communities they empower.
Thanks to the Head of the EU Mission in Liberia, Amb Laurent Delahousse, AIFO Country Representative, Melany Oey, and other representatives
We’ve partnered w/ the @AIFO w/funding from the EU to implement a 2 yrs capacity-building program for deaf & hard-of-hearing persons in Montserrado, Bomi, & Nimba counties.
The opening ceremony was an excellent opportunity for both fellows/beneficiaries and partners to interact.
The effective use of #DigitalLearning tools can increase student engagement and facilitate personalized learning.
It is a unique opportunity to support and protect the linguistic identity and cultural diversity of all #deaf and #HardofHearing individuals.
To the vibrant deaf community we serve and those on the frontline championing the causes of the deaf, we celebrate you and your impact today, this week, and always.
#IWDP#IDSL#williettesafehouse
Williette’s Voice
August feature
Liberian Daily Observer (pg5)
We delved into the dangers of neglect & the upside of inclusion PWD.
The column this month tackles mental health, unemployment and education for PWD.
#williettesvoice#williettesafehouse#williettespeaks
We are looking forward to #worldsexualhealthday.We are Facilitating a Digital & Social Media Security training offline with support from @ActUbumbano for #AGYW As well as curating Safe Week Awareness Campaign online. Join to learn facts & Checks to stay safe online
#DigitalSafety
“The 14 years of civil unrest in Liberia had a devastating consequence on every aspect of the nation,….. several individuals acquired different disabilities from the war and are forced to live as a living memory of those cruel years.”