307 Results Are Tagged With "Women and Girls Empowerment"

Wednesday, February 27, 2019

Her Voice Matters

Her Voices Mater program aims to provide to 60 young underprivileged girls from remote area in Rwanda a safe space where they can express themselves without fear of being graded or rejected; foster a culture of independence and self-motivated learning, promote critical thinking and analysis of the themes, symbols, and characters in literature, encourage self-reflection about their roles as individuals and women in their communities, practice team-building and working with others to achieve shared goals, establish strong mentor-ship relationships with female role model and create lasting bonds and peer support networks.
Saturday, February 23, 2019

Radio station for Feminist

Brief description of the project: • Hope and no Violence radio station will be managed by ……….. and is to be based in Amari Camp in Ramallah in the West bank serving the issues of Palestinian women , especially the isolated ones in the regions. The district region is: • Amari Camp Justification of the radio station:To reach all the Palestinian women who has been abused and give them solutions for their problems especially that they still have hope that we can reach out to their voice to the world. o This project will give women the chance to say what they want to say without being seen. o Amari camp does not have any radio stations, leaving people with no source of information. o Amari camp does not have a community center where they could get access to newspapers, TV, Internet as sources of information. o Women do not have any center at the camp to go and complain. Benefits, uses and target groups of the radio station: The radio, aims to add a new dimension to the broadcasting community in Palestine, to motivate women to narrate their success stories, to interact positively in society, and to find jobs for them. The radio station will: o Will give solutions to the abused woman. o Awareness and Guidance Courses (Women's Awareness). o Courses commensurate with local and international institutions. o Feminist Voice kicks off from Al-Amari refugee camp. o Many of the aspects of the camps will be placed under the microscope. o Reach out to all refugees in all West Bank. o Focus on the issues of the Palestinian women, especially isolates ones. o Aim at defining women's rights and ways to protect themselves from any aggression, especially since the number of women who have been victims of honor crimes in the West Bank since the beginning of the year has reached twelve. o Programs that concern men, and address the male mind in the Palestinian society in an indirect way, directed at positive and logical dealings with women. Why the Radio: The radio, aims to add a new dimension to the broadcasting community in Palestine, to motivate women to narrate success stories, to interact positively in society, and to create jobs for them. “The radio enables Palestinian women to contribute to the content of the station, becoming media products rather than media consumers, and providing them with the opportunity to reach out to the region and beyond, in collaboration with local partners such as women's NGOs and business women". This radio cover all aspects of Palestinian life and highlight the role of women in the development of their society, as well as the challenges faced by isolated women, starting with the problems posed by the family, through violence against women and its various forms. These programs aim at defining women's rights and ways to protect themselves from any aggression, especially since the number of women who have been victims of honor crimes in the West Bank since the beginning of the year has reached twelve. Although the majority of its themes relate to women's issues, there are programs that concern men, and address the male mind in the Palestinian society in an indirect way, directed at positive and logical dealings with women.
Friday, March 1, 2019 - Friday, April 5, 2019

Young Women You Should Know Series

The goal of this women series will be to throw the spotlight on young women in developing nations from around the world that are contributing positively to creating better communities for other women and people in general.
Monday, January 28, 2019 - Tuesday, October 1, 2019

women empowerment

increases access to menstrual care and education .we are creating a world with dignity health and opportunity for all

Communities for Peace

Expiration: December 30, 2019

In South Sudan, the September 2018 Revitalized Peace Agreement is a benchmark to restore the hopes of the people as they return from the Internal Displaced Persons (IDPs) camps and refugee settlements in the neighboring Uganda and DR Congo. Meaning, the social losses attributed to violence, especially call for renovation that focus on understanding the mutual interface of peace and development that is equal. Instead for youth to focus on tribal, ethnic, religious, political issues, VAD South Sudan will use the grant to advocate for developmental issues by mitigating conflict that may arise. Conflict mitigation could play key role in mainstreaming underdevelopment and prevent violence that disrupt the social and physical environment of the affected population.

Saturday, September 15, 2018 - Saturday, November 17, 2018

Aprende y Emprende

Se trata de un laboratorio de ideas sobre emprendimiento social, que brinda herramientas de aprendizaje sobre el tema a jóvenes de la provincia Peravia en República Dominicana.
Thursday, September 27, 2018 - Monday, September 30, 2019

Technology Providers

Our project targets Syrian refugee youth in Amman, Jordan. Displacement, lack of access to quality education and employment has left these young people in a very vulnerable situation. Many of these youth drop out of school to seek work in an effort to financially support their families. Despite their vulnerability, refugee youth have shown high degrees of motivation for education and employment. They are resilient and are capable of overcoming challenges. Our project will enable refugee youth to undertake advanced training in programming and other computer skills that will in turn facilitate their employment in the hi-tech sector. *Funded by Alumni Engagement Innovation Fund.

Vocational Training for women survivors of human trafficking and internally displaced women in Cameroon

Expiration: February 28, 2019

This project will be a vocational training program, basically fashion designing ( dressmaking, shoes, hand bags and other women accessories using African Fabrics), and also Cameroonian traditional dress, fondly called Atogho. We will do most of our trainings practically by hired designers trainers and also by watching online tutorials. The girls will be trained on how to make women accessories such as earrings, necklaces, bracelets, handbags, shoes, portraits and dresses using African fabrics. We will train 80 women in two groups, of 40 women each. The women will be train in groups of 40 for the first 5 months and then go for internship for 2 months. While they are on internship, the next batch of 40 women will start their own 5 months training and will also go on internship for 2 month. Their internships will be in designing houses around the City of Kumba. At the end of the trainings, 10 out of the 80 women will be given a machine a manual sewing machine each through a raffle draw. Then for the continuation of the center, 4-8 women will be employed at the center and even more depending on our market. The remaining 60 women, some will join the 10 empowered women to start up their own petit designing shop and the rest we will look for jobs in the designing shops that they went for internship.
In 2020 we will continue with he trainings of the women, 10 ladies in 6 months as we will be self funded from money made from our center by sewing dresses for people or our accessories. And also we will be looking for contract from schools to sew their school uniform and this will be the source of sustainability of the Center. We will also look for fundings to train and empower more girls so that more women become empowered and they will not fall victims to human traffickers.
We will seasonally give the women training at the center talks on why we are empowering them and also talks on human trafficking, sexual and reproductive health rights, and business trainings and community developments workshops.
Support a vulnerable woman, Please donate to;
SURVIVORS’ NETWORK ACCOUNT DETAILS:
Primary Account Holder's Full Name: SURVIVORS' NETWORK SN
Account Number: 0090882629347001
Account Holder's Bank: ECOBANKCAMEROON SA
Branch and Location: KUMBA
Branch Code 00009
Branch Name: Kumba
Routing Number (SWIFT) :ECOCCMCX
IBAN: CM2110029000090882934700108

Vocational Training for women survivors of human trafficking and internally displaced women in Cameroon

Expiration: February 28, 2019

This project will be a vocational training program, basically fashion designing ( dressmaking, shoes, hand bags and other women accessories using African Fabrics), and also Cameroonian traditional dress, fondly called Atogho. We will do most of our trainings practically by hired designers trainers and also by watching online tutorials. The girls will be trained on how to make women accessories such as earrings, necklaces, bracelets, handbags, shoes, portraits and dresses using African fabrics. We will train 80 women in two groups, of 40 women each. The women will be train in groups of 40 for the first 5 months and then go for internship for 2 months. While they are on internship, the next batch of 40 women will start their own 5 months training and will also go on internship for 2 month. Their internships will be in designing houses around the City of Kumba. At the end of the trainings, 10 out of the 80 women will be given a machine a manual sewing machine each through a raffle draw. Then for the continuation of the center, 4-8 women will be employed at the center and even more depending on our market. The remaining 60 women, some will join the 10 empowered women to start up their own petit designing shop and the rest we will look for jobs in the designing shops that they went for internship.
In 2020 we will continue with he trainings of the women, 10 ladies in 6 months as we will be self funded from money made from our center by sewing dresses for people or our accessories. And also we will be looking for contract from schools to sew their school uniform and this will be the source of sustainability of the Center. We will also look for fundings to train and empower more girls so that more women become empowered and they will not fall victims to human traffickers.
We will seasonally give the women training at the center talks on why we are empowering them and also talks on human trafficking, sexual and reproductive health rights, and business trainings and community developments workshops.

Vocational Training for women survivors of human trafficking and internally displaced women in Cameroon

Expiration: February 28, 2019

This project will be a vocational training program, basically fashion designing ( dressmaking, shoes, hand bags and other women accessories using African Fabrics), and also Cameroonian traditional dress, fondly called Atogho. We will do most of our trainings practically by hired designers trainers and also by watching online tutorials. The girls will be trained on how to make women accessories such as earrings, necklaces, bracelets, handbags, shoes, portraits and dresses using African fabrics. We will train 80 women in two groups, of 40 women each. The women will be train in groups of 40 for the first 5 months and then go for internship for 2 months. While they are on internship, the next batch of 40 women will start their own 5 months training and will also go on internship for 2 month. Their internships will be in designing houses around the City of Kumba. At the end of the trainings, 10 out of the 80 women will be given a machine a manual sewing machine each through a raffle draw. Then for the continuation of the center, 4-8 women will be employed at the center and even more depending on our market. The remaining 60 women, some will join the 10 empowered women to start up their own petit designing shop and the rest we will look for jobs in the designing shops that they went for internship.
In 2020 we will continue with he trainings of the women, 10 ladies in 6 months as we will be self funded from money made from our center by sewing dresses for people or our accessories. And also we will be looking for contract from schools to sew their school uniform and this will be the source of sustainability of the Center. We will also look for fundings to train and empower more girls so that more women become empowered and they will not fall victims to human traffickers.
We will seasonally give the women training at the center talks on why we are empowering them and also talks on human trafficking, sexual and reproductive health rights, and business trainings and community developments workshops.
Support a vulnerable woman by donating to:

SURVIVORS’ NETWORK ACCOUNT DETAILS:
Primary Account Holder's Full Name: SURVIVORS' NETWORK SN
Account Number: 0090882629347001
Account Holder's Bank: ECOBANKCAMEROON SA
Branch and Location: KUMBA
Branch Code 00009
Branch Name: Kumba
Routing Number (SWIFT) :ECOCCMCX
IBAN: CM2110029000090882934700108

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