📡Our panelists Ms. Ann Nassamula from CEDOVIP, Ms. Pamela Angwech from Gulu Women Economic Development & Globalization and Ms. Juliet Anango from ACTV - Against Torture discussing about the system that has been launched today.
#TogetherWeDefend

We’ve been having exciting discussions at Raising Voices and CEDOVIP as we explored positive discipline: understanding its core principles, addressing misconceptions, applying it in real life, and supporting each other for positive change!

Raising Voices believes in selfcare, and we walk the talk by implementing it in-house.

Investing in the weekly Zumba and aerobics sessions reflect some of our unique approaches to collective selfcare -- and staff are very enthusiastic.

Day 2 of advocacy training with ⁦Girls First Fund⁩ grantees. Partnerships are key in combating child marriage and VAW. What are you doing to stop child marriage? ⁦Raising Teenagers Uganda🇺🇬⁩ ⁦Joy for Children⁩ ⁦The Women's Probono Initiative⁩ ⁦MEMPROW⁩

We are currently participating in a 3 day Girls First Fund partners transformative training.

This training is on strengthening the sustainability of advocacy initiatives in our different organizations to effectively prevent and end child marriages.

Day 2 of the Girls First Fund grantee training:
Great conversations on Partnerships and collaborations in the campaign to #EndChildMarriage
We achieve alot more when we work together and share ideas that can transform lives of young people:
#GirlsFirstFund CEDOVIP

We are delighted to support ⁦Girls First Fund⁩ grantees on prioritizing advocacy for law reform and implementation to end child marriage. Today, participants shared key successes resulting from advocacy intergration into their organizational programming

There is power when grassroots organizations come together to share, learn and support each other to front the campaign to #EndChildMarriage
This week the Girls First Fund grantees are hosted by CEDOVIP for a Training in media advocacy for Law reform and implementation:

Today we joined other Girls First Fund grantees for a 3Days training:
Looking forward to learning more from different members &sharing best practices in regards to advocacy and mobilization in the campaign to #EndChildMarriage
We appreciate CEDOVIP for putting this together

We recently had a session focused on understanding power through a feminist lens, and its impact on our lives and work.

Understanding power from this perspective inspires us to challenge inequalities and promote inclusivity.

Effectively supporting survivors of violence to access survivor centered services takes a team of committed stakeholders willing to work together.Members of the referral network had an engagement on how to prioritize survivor centered services.
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Prioritizing self-care isn't an indulgence, it's a revolutionary act.

When we care for ourselves, we can better care for our communities.

The Domestic Violence Act Coalition had a successful engagement where key Advocacy priorities for 2024 were identified. The coalition remains committed to amplify collective efforts to advocate for law reform and implementation. ⁦UGANET⁩ ⁦Raising Voices⁩

Addressing a core driver of intimate partner violence is essential for effective violence prevention. Together with CEDOVIP we aimed to adapt project strategies to fit local realities for gender transformation through the Passage Project. Read raisingvoices.org/wp-content/upl…

To all the women out there, we see you, we appreciate you. Happy international women’s day.

CEDOVIP in collaboration with WhatWorks2PreventVAWG and the Government of Uganda has successfully started the co-design exercise to enable successful integration of GBV prevention and response in the climate change sector.

Women's rights organisations are crucial in achieving #SRHR , gender equality and preventing #VAWG . Great to hear from our partner Sheena Hadi AAHUNG at #RightsFreedomPotential this morning celebrating the power of women's movements for #IWD #RightsFreedomPotential

@cedovip challanged me today ,in their sample study they found western( #Ankole )stands at 58% with child marriage cases while nothern is at 59%.But we have put much eyes on #Busoga
Thanks you Ann Nassamula for updates

Effective implementaion of SASA! Together in communities requires consistent support to community Activists. CEDOVIP puts emphasis on this.

Daniel Kalinaki Hehehe, remember how a group of ghetto yuts aka revelers returning from the grand birthday party at the same venue in September jumped & killed a JICA roads consultant around Centenary Park.