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Women, Media and Change (WOMEC) tasks journalists across West Africa to promote issues on Women

Dr. Charity Binka, Executive Director of Women, Media and Change (WOMEC) tasks journalists across West Africa to promote issues on Women, Newborn, Children and Adolescent Wellbeing that would help influence...
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Women, Media and Change (WOMEC) awards journalists

Women, Media and Change (WOMEC) awards nine journalists from three West African countries for excellence in Women, Newborn, Children and Adolescent Wellbeing (WNCAW) reporting as part of the WNCAW project...
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Working with traditional leaders to end violence against women in West Africa

In Liberia and Nigeria, traditional leaders are the key to shifting social norms and driving the critical change needed to end violence against women and girls. “We [traditional practitioners] used...
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We need bold journalists to change health of women in Africa – WAHO DG

he Director-General of the West Africa Health Organisation (WAHO), Professor Stanley Okolo, says Africa needs bold journalists who will speak up for change in women and children’s health.He said the...
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Africa Needs Bold Journalists To Change Health Of Women

Professor Stanley Okolo, Director-General of the West Africa Health Organization (WAHO) says Africa needs bold Journalists who will speak up for change in women and children’s health. He said the...
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Gender And Leadership Forum Organized For Students At Kpone SHS

Gender and Leadership Forum has been organized for students at the Kpone Community Senior High School, Greater Accra Region to empower the students, especially the adolescent girls to challenge themselves...
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Females with disability aren’t objects for sexual abuse

Sexual violence against females with disability has not received the needed much attention from society, yet they are more likely to experience physical, emotional, sexual and other forms of gender-based...
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International Women’s Day 2022: Gender Equality Today for A Sustainable Tomorrow

The first International Women’s Day was held in March 1911 when women and men came together to talk about the need for women to have basic rights afforded to them,...
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Females with disability are not objects for sexual abuse

Sexual violence against females with disability has not received much attention from society, yet they are more likely to experience physical, emotional, sexual and other forms of gender-based violence. The...
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