Media plays a vital role in shaping perceptions. We urge media houses to prioritize the well-being of survivors by refraining from showing their faces. Let's shield them from further harm. #ProtectVictims #EndChildhoodSexualViolence NTV UGANDA

Sexual violence has its impact on young girls and perpetrators are to be accountable for their acts to ensure justice for the victims. However,we urge media houses to consistently shield identities of victims,as exposing their faces can have a long term effect on them. NTV UGANDA

While it’s good to arrest the perpetrators of sexual violence, it’s important that media house prioritize the need to protect girls and not show their faces:::
NTV UGANDA Showing the girls faces is totally wrong🙅‍♀️ and this goes to all media houses.

May is Menstrual Health Awareness Month🩸

We need to make efforts towards advocating for policies that prioritize menstrual health such as ensuring free access to free or subsidized menstrual products in schools and public spaces.
#EndPeriodPoverty #MHMA2024

It’s Day 2 of #2024UNCSC
This morning we are attending a session on Impact Coalition: - Children’s Rights and Participation.
Children are acknowledged as agents of change by #2030Agenda
UNICEF Uganda Plan International Save the Children Uganda World Vision Uganda Moses Ntenga

Today’s commissioning has been preceded by special training of girls, teachers, and parents in the production of reusable sanitary pads as well as the provision of inclusive changing rooms and a borehole to deliver an empowering experience for the girls, teachers, and parents.

“What we learn with pleasure we never forget.” ~Alfred Mercier

Please retweet if you agree w/these #ThursdayThoughts & that #EducationCannotWait for any child.

@un @usaid @bmz_bund @danishmfa @canadadev Norad @spainmfa @stateprm @sida JICA - Japan International Cooperation Agency #222MillionDreams ✨📚

It's amazing to see the effort in empowering university students with sustainable period products and educating them on #MenstrualHealth . Providing access to information and resources is crucial in breaking down barriers and promoting menstrual equity. #EndMenstrualStigma

Empowering girls through education is vital in breaking the cycle of poverty, inequality, and discrimination. By providing access to vocational and technical skills training, we can create a more equitable and inclusive society for all. #KeepGirlsInSchool

Every country deserves a fair chance at pandemic preparedness and response
AHF is advocating for health equity in the pandemic agreement. No country deserves such kind of discrimination.
#HealthEquityNow
#AmendPandemicAgreement
#NoEquityNoAgreement
#HealthEquityNotPharmaGreed

The current situation at Kyarumba Kasese District! Communities prone to disasters need our urgent attention and response! Urgent Action Global Greengrants TheEcoCommunity Baroness Lt Col Catherine Olusoga LG VC +bar DCM @MaruFoundation

Technical vocational training education isn’t just an option, It’s the smart choice for everyone.
Empowering individuals with real-World skills, it opens doors to diverse careers paths and opportunities. #TVET4GirlsUg FEMNET Hope Nankunda Muthoki Nzioka Kevin Nabukalu @TVET

Young people from AHF Uganda Cares are currently attending a #YplusSummit 24 organized by Uganda Network of Young People Living with HIV under the theme
“Breaking Barriers, Bridging the gap”

The #YplusSummit brings together all YPLHIV countrywide to meaningful engage, learn & connect with each other.
#EndHIVStigma

Sexual Violence affects young girls in many different ways and its important to arrest the perpetrators so that the Victims get justice:
However we call upon media houses to always protect the victims and not show their faces b’se this has a long term effect on them: NTV UGANDA

The 2024 United Nations Civil Society Conference kicked off today. The conference will provide preliminary discussions and data ahead of the Summit of the Future in September 2024 at the UN Headquarters in New York.

This is the 69th Civil Society Conference, but the first one

Our Programme Officer, Namanda Shadia participated as a panelist in the inaugural Info_sights podcast at RX Radio, sharing insights on “Breaking Barriers: Empowering through Awareness”. She discussed the current policy frameworks and initiatives addressing Menstrual Health.
#MHM

The #FHKCamp was a whirlwind of fun & empowerment! The girls exhibited their amazing talents in dance, comedy, and skits.
It was inspiring to see their confidence shine as they took center stage. We celebrate their embrace of individuality & creativity.
#CampCamp #GirlPower

In a #PeriodFriendlyWorld , the stigma and taboos surrounding menstruation are history. It is a world where everyone can access the products, period education and period-friendly infrastructure they need. With one message, we are louder! #EndMenstrualStigma #Hike4GirlsUg

Currently attending a session on connecting Grassroots & Global Visions for Gender Justice.
How can #CSOs learn from each other & other stakeholders to facilitate a more Gender sensitive society?
#2024UNCSC

Every refugee.
Every girl.
Every child with a disability.

#TransformingEducation means giving a quality education to every child!