In the quiet classrooms of Ifangni, something powerful is unfolding — not through lectures or textbooks, but through fabric, thread, and purpose.
As part of the project “Mes menstrues, Mon droit, Je réclame”, supported by […]
There’s something powerful that happens when youth aren’t just invited into the room — but centered in the conversation. That’s exactly what unfolded on May 20, 2025, when FAWE Ethiopia convened a groundbreaking consultative […]
FAWE Rwanda wrapped up a powerful mentors’ workshop, but what truly lingered wasn’t the agenda—it was the energy. A room full of mentors, each carrying stories, questions, and quiet victories, came together not just […]
Some stories are told in reports. Others, you feel in your bones—when the sun hits a field just right, and a woman, knee-deep in her land, looks up and smiles. That was Ikungi.
During our […]
Sometimes, transformation doesn’t start with a policy paper or a new curriculum. Sometimes, it starts in a hotel conference room — with a circle of committed educators, open notebooks, and the simple but radical […]
On May 28, 2025, a date that marked both World Menstrual Hygiene Day and World Technology and Innovation Day. FAWE Sénégal crafted an experience that transcended celebration. It became a statement. A promise. A powerful reminder […]
There are moments in a school’s life that feel like more than just another event. They feel like seeds being planted — seeds of courage, of ambition, of change. That’s exactly what happened at […]
In the sun-drenched districts of Monze, Choma, and Kalomo, a quiet revolution is underway — not one led by policies on paper, but by parents pooling savings, girls reclaiming their right to learn, and […]
The Make Way team was in Mufulira, Zambia, engaging with vibrant youth-led safe spaces — Mwekera Youth Friendly Space and Kankoyo Grade 5 Safe Space — as well as the dedicated health service providers […]
In the historic coastal city of Grand-Bassam, Côte d’Ivoire, where stories of resilience echo through colonial facades and ocean breezes, a new kind of gathering unfolded — one not of tourists, but of truth-tellers […]
