CEWIGO

Reflection meetings with community stakeholders in Mbarara and Bushenyi districts on power imbalances and violence ( Root causes and contributing factors )

CEWIGO holding community dialogues in Mbarara and Bushenyi districts on the importance of women participation in leadership and existing opportunities in addressing SGBV

CEWIGO creating platforms for women leaders and their husbands to share on strategies to address GBV and have better families in the communities.

Dr. Jocelyn Ekochu, CEO Center for Women in governance, Hon. Rose Fortunate Nantongo the Woman MP and other dignitaries ready to flag off the marathoners. #Run4HerRights23

Uganda should continuously keep improving the Education sector because #education not only opens opportunities for people but also breeds responsible citizens. Let's work to reduce dropouts #Run4HerRights23 #educationmatters #menstruationmatters

Founder & Executive Director of @droty_uganda receiving the Chief Guest for #Run4HerRights23 Dr. Jocelyn Ekochu, Executive Director @CEWIGOUganda Together we can improve hygiene conditions in rural schools #FundEducation #QualityEducation @JanSadek @LKarnelutti @KentPage

Hon @DrMiriaMatembe has today called on people in and around Kyotera to support @droty_uganda in the Women's run today at Kasambya play ground. The run is aimed at supporting the girl child to stay in school.

Girl child will shine if they access and complete Education

It is possible

The lack #sustainable period care products, education on menstruation, persisting taboos and stigma continue to undermine education opportunities, health and overall social status of girls and women. #Run4HerRights23

#Run4HerRights23 preparations in high gear. #Keepgirlsinschool @GirlsASociety @Centerforgirls @ElizabethJDale @donorsofcolor @childfundUganda @careuganda @BOU_Official @Mglsd_UG @SegalFoundation Via: @kawowosports kawowo.com/2023/02/28/202…

@annebabirye @FOWODE_UGANDA @NRMOnline @DPSecretariat1 @NUP_Ug @linazed2 @JeemaYouth @NrmYouthleague @IYOPUG As we talk about women standing on open seats, we need to think about how to deal with the issues that hold them back- cultural norms & practices, insufficient resources, poor education among others. @uwonet @ngoforum @equalitynow_ug @acfode @amwaafrika @CEWIGOUganda @WDNUganda

Collectively we can make a great contribution to help our daughters and sisters stay at school.

CEWIGO Strengthening the capacity of councils for political accountability, women peace and security in Mbarara and Bushenyi. #Women'svoices #Malesinvolvement

CEWIGO using the bollon exercise to enable women and male councillors understand the importance of having a vision and working towards achieving it. This was during the training of councils of Mbarara and Bushenyi Districts

Girls are strong. Girls are loud. Girls are determined. Girls are powerful. Girls are empowered. Girls are united. Girls are building the equal future we all want!

Two, the women leaders need to caucus so that they can give a strong front to the issues affecting women.

In response to the question on how can women leaders increase their visibility in media addressing the issues affecting women. @LINDAIRENE17 responded that, First of all Women leaders need to embrace doing research,and be informed so that they can give well informed statements

.@CEWIGOUganda is implementing a project funded by the @awdf01 like this dialogue.Our main aim is intresting women to join politics and the decision making process because we know when women are on the table where decisions are made, very many people will benefit #WomenInPowerUg