307 Results Are Tagged With "Women and Girls Empowerment"

Establishment of stationary in our village will be helpful because people especially students and teachers and any one who is in need of stationary services he/ she has to travel near by our village where there's stationary for them to meet their needs concerning to that, and all this is due to lack of electricity in our village. So I pictured this situation and I want to solve the problem by buying solar panel of 100W & starting with few and basic things like printing, copy, selling pens, notebooks,cards,& laminations ,for my people not to travel and use bus fee for stationary services.

I am Indonesian who currently studying Master of International Relations in Deakin University, Melbourne, Australia via Australia Awards Scholarship. I am conducting a study about ‘Pathways of women in radicalisation into violent extremism through social media and internet platforms; an analysis of Indonesian case studies’. This study will seek to increase the understanding of violent extremism issues by drawing on biographical narrative material from Indonesian study cases. Specifically, to determine how the internet and social media has been used effectively as a means of influencing women to embrace radical ideas and become engaged with extremist networks.

As the outcome, this research will make recommendation to make advocacy program to halt the involvement of women in radicalisation actions, and educate the women in general into the nature and nurture side. By empowering women through education as 'peace agent', I believe more peaceful life we can create. Because women is the first school for their children.

logic over emotions cinema/feed scheme is a motivational movement vested with the task of addressing poverty and hunger endure by self-sponsored students within the University of Eswatini. This will be made possible through 50% of profits generated on the cinema to provide these students with a daily meal accommodation. Our strategy is to run a cinema which will screen the latest, motivational and educational movies to every full-time student in our university every Friday when the weekly academic business comes to an end. Our inspiration for this project has been to cater for students who endure high academic demands to a rehabilitation and refreshing platform through a movie treat on a social network.

As students of law in the university of Eswatini and aspiring lawyers, legal scholars and members of the judiciary we are faced with an immerse problem as we not part of the governments priority for scholarship and thus we are self-sponsored. Law is the only full-time course which is not funded by our government and as a result much to our struggle is the absence of food, books, personal allowance and tuition fee among other things we therefore encounter difficulty in producing quality results as a of an unfavorable learning environment resulting in poor academic performance. The law requires constant reading as habit and developing such a habit is a hassle on an empty stomach. We therefore seek to curb hunger in our faculty.

We pride ourselves as social entrepreneurs and on this notion it has been our greatest desire to dedicate 50% of our profits towards the aid of underprivileged self-sponsored students through meals. This been our long term goal has been conceived through the immerse problem of hunger amongst these students. As a self-sponsored student I can attest that it is very difficult to study on an empty stomach and much of our poor performance emanate from hunger. This provision will be made possible if we persist in selling out our tickets for movie nights every time we screen.