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21/04/2026
This Sexual Assault Awareness Month, join us for another edition of our Voices Against Violence (VAV) talk series.
Together, we’ll explore how to move from awareness to action in preventing sexual assault in our communities.
Speakers: Plangnan Saleh Deborah, & Ummi Dauda
Moderator: Agnes Omale
Date: Friday, April 24, 2026
Time: 5:00 PM
🔗 Join via Google Meet: https://meet.google.com/rer-dvsk-oba
Let’s raise our voices, take action, and fight against violence. Don’t miss this!
**eInitiative
19/03/2026
Across Nigeria, women and girls continue to navigate systems that silence their voices, limit their leadership, and undermine their well-being. But change is possible and it starts with all of us.
In celebration of , join our distinguished speakers, Chief Jennifer Hembafan Alih, Amb. Unwana Bright Ekong, and Blessing Oduah as we explore: “The Power of Empowerment: Investing in Women’s Voices, Leadership, and Well-Being.”
🗓️Friday, March 27th, 2026
⏰5:00 - 6:00pm WAT
📍Google Meet: https://meet.google.com/ugw-betj-cwc (Link in Bio)
This is more than a talk. It’s a space to learn practical ways to support women and girls in your community, as well as understand how your voice and actions can challenge inequality.
Whether you’re an advocate, ally, or simply someone who cares, we invite you to join this conversation.
Don’t miss this!
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**eInititative
23/02/2026
We’re kicking off this year’s Voices Against Violence (VAV) series with an important conversation on how harmful narratives shape conversations around FGM, sexual violence, and survivor voices.
Earlier this month, global advocacy called for Zero Tolerance for Female Ge***al Mutilation (FGM) a reminder that harmful practices continue to affect the health, dignity, and wellbeing of women and girls.
And recently, public debates and misinformation surrounding sexual assault allegations are influencing how survivors are believed or silenced often with profound effects on their mental health and willingness to seek justice.
Join us and our speakers, Gloria Ukamaka Christopher and Stacey Ekpenyong, for a powerful dialogue on advocacy, accountability, and collectively protecting survivor voices.
🗓️Friday, February 27th, 2026
⏰5:00 - 6:00pm WAT
📍Google Meet: https://meet.google.com/xzs-gssy-ooc (Link in Bio)
Don’t miss this important conversation!
**eInititative
Highlights from the One Skilled Girl Project outreach organised by Young Initiative for Africa (.life ) and TeamCreate Initiative ( ) on December 29th 2025, at Kuchingoro IDP Camp.
As we step into the new year, we look forward to creating even more impact together. Happy New Year from all of us 🥳
**eInitiative
As the 16 Days of Activism campaign concludes on Human Rights Day, we must remember that digital safety is an Everyday Essential’, regardless of anyone’s belief, gender, or ethnicity.
Each of us plays a role in building a safer society online and offline, where every voice is protected, and every person is treated with dignity.
We stand firm in this mission.
Until there is no more violence, we will continue to advocate for the protection of the fundamental human rights of women, girls, and children in our communities; today, tomorrow, and always.
**eInitiative
06/12/2025
We were live at WARIF Nigeria’s 7th March against Sexual and Gender-Based Violence today.
Our message is loud and clear: No Excuse and Tolerance for Sexual and Gender-Based Violence!🗣️🔊
Together we can create a safer and equitable society for all.🩷
**eInitiative
04/12/2025
Come one, come all!
Our Colour-Themed End-of-Year Picnic is here, and you’re officially invited! ✨
Bring your brightest shades and your best smiles because we can’t wait to celebrate with you in a beautiful, fun-filled community gathering.
📅 Date: Saturday, 13th December 2025
⏰ Time: 1:00 PM WAT (Please, no African Time)
📍 Venue: Millennium Park, Maitama, Abuja
To help us plan a smooth and enjoyable experience, kindly fill out the form:
🔗 https://forms.gle/mb1zs2Bi1SiPfnYt6
All attendees are encouraged to come dressed in their preferred colour theme and bring an edible item for themselves and one more person, let’s make this a day of sharing, joy, and connection.
We can’t wait to have you there! 🩷✨
**eInitiative
Today, on the , we’re amplifying a deeply important conversation, the realities of sexual and gender-based violence experienced by women and girls with disabilities.
Damilare, an intern with us through the Irede Foundation– Disability Empowerment and Employability Project (DEEP), shares a true account of abuse faced by a deaf woman. A reality many women with disabilities continue to face silently.
To create safer communities, we must listen, understand, and support deaf women and girls, without judgement, without delay.
Their voices matter. Their safety matters. Their stories must be heard.
If you have witnessed, experienced or supported someone through violence, you are not alone. You can reach out, speak up, or share your experience with us, your story could help someone else find help and healing.
Let’s stand together to end violence against women and girls with Disabilities.
🧡 Share this.
🧡 Raise awareness.
🧡 Speak up.
🧡 Support survivors.
**eInitiative
25/11/2025
It’s that time of year again when we UNiTE with one voice and one demand: End Violence Against Women, Girls, and Children.
As technology evolves and more young people spend time online, technology-facilitated violence is rising at an alarming rate. From cyberbullying and doxxing to online stalking, hacking, and hateful or threatening messages, the digital space is becoming increasingly unsafe; especially for women, girls, and young people.
🚨At Fight Against R**e Initiative, our message is clear and urgent: 🚨
Digital violence is real.
Clicks, comments, and DMs can cause real harm.
We must take collective action to build a safer, more inclusive digital world for all.
Here’s how you can take action, starting today:
✅ Call out harmful online behaviour when you see it
✅ Report accounts and platforms that perpetrate abuse
✅ Don’t stay silent, speak up
✅ Support young people and survivors in your community
✅ Help create online spaces where everyone feels safe
Digital safety is a shared responsibility. Let’s unite to end digital violence ➡️ on every timeline, platform, and screen.
**eInitiative
25/11/2025
For too long, victims of sexual and gender-based violence have been unfairly blamed for the actions of perpetrators. It’s time to change that narrative and it starts with us.
Join us and our speakers, Igwe Blessing and Favour Adjara, for an important conversation on how we can end victim-blaming culture and prioritise the well-being of victims and survivors as young people.
📅 Friday, November 28th, 2025
⏰ 5:00 – 6:00 PM WAT
📍 Google Meet: https://meet.google.com/rqv-gpyr-qmo
Don’t miss this conversation — your voice matters!
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