Today marks Day 16 of the 16 Days of Activism and Human Rights Day. Freedom of expression is a human right, not a tool to harm. Words online carry weight. Though the campaign ends, the duty continues. Today, tomorrow and always.
#16daysofactivism#enddigitalviolence#uwcltz
Today marks Day 15 of the 16 Days of Activism against Gender Based Violence. Today we amplify and recognise the voices of UWCL Youth Ambassadors as they speak up for safer digital spaces. These are young voices sharing real concerns and solutions. #16DaysOfActivism#EndGBV
Day 14 of the 16 Days of Activism. Today we share the Child Protection and Safety Online in Africareport by CIPESA and partners. It shows how the internet creates both opportunity and risk for children, including cyberbullying & exploitation
Read more: https://t.co/4kJoAQHlde
Victims of digital harm may not know where to seek help. Africa Online Safety covers laws and reporting options across 54 African countries:
https://t.co/ufPZQi5z64 Social media Platforms reporting: https://t.co/jsFlhSKvJs
#endGbv#16DaysOfActivism2025
Day 12 of the 16 Days of Activism. We share key findings from the WHO report on preventing online violence against children. Prevention works best through school education, parent involvement and healthy relationship skills. Full report: https://t.co/dNwqcmNZ0a #endgbv
Today marks Day 11 of the 16 Days of Activism. Gaming is fun, but risks appear when young people talk to strangers or share private details. Encourage privacy, use controls, check who they interact with and remind them to speak to a trusted adult if something feels wrong.#endgbv
Day 10 of 16 Days of Activism 2 End Gender Based Violence: End Digital Violence against Women and Girls. Most platforms have a report button 2 flag harmful posts.Use these tools 2 protect yourself and get abusive content removed. #16Days#EndGBV#StopDigitalViolence#ProtectWomen
Day 3 of 16 Days of Activism to End Gender Based Violence under the theme Unite to End Digital Violence against All Women and Girls. Children spend long hours online. Parents and caregivers need to guide them. Have we explained digital violence, prevention and where to seek help?
1/2 This #DayOfTheAfricanChild we reflect on our shared legacy of protecting and nurturing children. At @uwechangelives, we have listened to African children and youth share what this day means to them because their voices and dreams matter
Today on #WorldMenstrualHygieneDay, we reflect on period poverty, a global issue UWCL is working to end.
At Olorien Secondary School in Arusha, we held reproductive health sessions and listened to students' experiences via anonymous surveys. #EndPeriodPoverty#UWCL#unitedwecan
Excited to share that our Founder and CEO is featured in The NGO Whisperer® Magazine (Issue 20)!
She shares how United We Change Lives was born and the impact we’re making in Tanzania.
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On 11 December 2024 United We Change Lives paid a courtesy visit to Faraja Young Women Development Organisation in Arusha, Tanzania. This visit was part of our ongoing Women's Rights and Gender Empowerment Project which seeks to uplift and support women in our communities.