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Women Empowerment in Africa: Assessing the Status of Development and Advocacy for Gender Equality

Women in Africa have long been at the heart of their communities, making significant contributions to societal progress at all levels. This exact message is often repeated, especially in media coverages that highlight women’s issues. However, limiting issues persist and there are still noticeable gaps between men and women in accessing quality education, healthcare, good jobs, and leadership positions. It’s …

Women, Development, and Advocacy Roundtable (WODAR)

In honor of Women’s History Month, the Women, Development, and Advocacy Roundtable (WODAR) is a collaborative initiative aimed at deepening our understanding of the challenges faced by women in Africa, specifically within the scope of development and advocacy. By convening a diverse group of perspectives, the Lady Dynamique Network strives not only to highlight existing obstacles but also to identify …

Building Healthy Relationships as a Solid Foundation in the Fight to End VAWG

At the heart of any achievement lies a foundation of support, whether in the form of a platform or an individual. Women and girls particularly require substantial support, especially at fundamental levels within families and societies and this is where building healthy relationships in the fight to end VAWG comes in. Without a solid support system, individuals who have experienced …

Educational Initiatives for Preventing VAWG: Teaching Consent from a Young Age

Education is a multifaceted tool in preventing violence against women and girls. Its significance lies in the proactive approach of averting violence altogether, making knowledge the cornerstone of effective prevention. Consider attempting to fly a plane without any prior knowledge of flying. The inevitable result would be a disaster, as you lack the education necessary to navigate the aircraft safely. …

Building Resilience in Survivors of Violence through Online Support Communities

Resilience is a fundamental human trait that can be developed by anyone. It’s not an exclusive characteristic but rather a skill attainable by all. Building resilience, especially after surviving violence, is entirely achievable and we live in a time of digitalization where various channels are essential elements in combating violence against women and its effects. The digital landscape has transformed …