#WfacAt17

We gather not just to share but to strategise, to amplify, and to build the kind of network that sustains feminist peace work across our continent. #Feministconnectingforpeace #Womenleadpeace #Feministpeacebuilding

Wfac joins feminist peace-builders across Africa at the PWAG Regional Network Meeting in Entebbe, Uganda. We are proud to be part of the African Regional Network Meeting convened by Peace Women Across the Globe. #Feministconnectingforpeace

We’re on our way to #WD2026 in Australia🇦🇺 @WfacCmr is bringing grassroots voices from Cameroon into global conversations on gender equality & climate justice. Shifting power means centering communities, not speaking for them. #WfacAtWD2026 #WomenDeliver

Menstruation is not a choice — it’s a reality. Access, dignity, and support should be guaranteed, not questioned. #EndPadTaxNow #FromMenstrualShame2Dignity

Men and boys are not outside this conversation. They are part of the change. Respect. Support. Speak up. #EndPadTaxNow #FromMenstrualShame2Dignity

Today, at @WfacCmr we celebrate @sndongo2005(Sylvie Ndongmo), International President of WILPF, on receiving the Golden Women Entrepreneurship Award 2026. A powerful recognition of leadership, impact, and commitment to peace. #WfacAt16 #WomenLeadership #WILPF

Today, we stand in solidarity with FEMNET on the loss of Aileen Ajiwa, a dedicated climate justice advocate. Her impact will endure. Our thoughts are with her loved ones and the FEMNET community. Rest in peace, Aileen. Your legacy lives on.

“Believe in the value of your voice.” Our Co-Chair, Hysantine Arrey, is not only strengthening health systems but also breaking barriers for women in leadership. Full story: pawh.org/hysantine-arre…

The conversation expands to women of faith. Dialogue on dignity, rights, and women’s leadership as part of the call to Redefine Power and Reclaim Our Spaces Differently. #GiveToGain #WfacAt16

Young voices matter too. Students joined the conversation through a session combining gShe with our call to Redefine Power and Reclaim Our Spaces Differently. Topics included menstrual dignity, human rights, and fairness. 29 students participated.

Attending #CSW in New York is not equally accessible. Rising visa barriers, travel costs, and shrinking openness continue to exclude many women especially from the Global South. Our Executive Director, Dr. Zoneziwoh Mbondgulo-Wondieh(@ZoFem ), explains why Wfac is organizing differently this year. Read more: wfaccameroon.org/why-i-wont-be-… #CSW70 #AfricaDisruptCSW #WfacAt16

Our outreach continues. Women across communities are engaging in discussions on: • Access to justice • The 2026 Finance Bill • Menstrual health & dignity Redefining Power. Reclaiming Our Spaces. Differently. #LocalisingCSW #GiveToGain

This year’s #CSW70 we chose to organize differently. Join us throughout the two weeks of @UN_CSW to be part of the women and girls who choose to reclaim their space and power and organize differently.

“If we want respect, we must practice it.” That was one of the commitments students developed during our recent gShe sessions. 104 students. Discussions on power, dignity, and equality. And concrete actions to strengthen their classrooms. That’s the work. #gShe #WfacAt16

On Day One in Abuja, one message stood out: advocacy works. From advances in women’s rights and menstrual health to environmental protection and inclusive policies, participants showed that change happens when civil society collaborates and stays persistent. Stronger alliances = stronger impact.

We kick start the year with the participation of 8 members 🇨🇲🇹🇩🇨🇬🇨🇫🇨🇩🇬🇶🇬🇦of the movement joined in #Ghana for the #AfricaDisruptCSW70! Stay tune for more on our engagements and expectations from this year’s @UN_CSW !

@GenEgaliteECCAS in #Accra #Ghana for #AfricaDisruptCSW70! For decades African feminists have called on @UNWomen to have the annual @UN_CSW rotatory and learned from the #AfricaDisruptCSW model. Reasons for this recommendation have been obvious because of the #UnitedStates 🇺🇸 biases, prejudices and barriers towards African women and girls preventing them from accessing the CSW. Today, it has become clearer that the US regime is neither an ally or interested on #womensrights. The #AfricaDisruptCSW is the African women’s CSW, led by women to dialogue around issues of critical importance in their lives. @WfacCmr is always proud to serve as a co-convener for such great initiative as well as the central Africa representative and we are equally delighted to see that these spaces have significant participation of women’s rights defenders from the ECCAS region. Putting @GenEgaliteECCAS on the spotlight!

In #Rome, #Italy for the Convention of Biological Diversity #SBI6 intergovernmental negotiations and stakeholder dialogue for CBD #COP17. As a member of the @cbd_wc we join to advocate for gender responsive approach and financing to global policy and actions on biological diversity and climate change.

Day by day, the cost of pads pushes girls further from school, safety, and opportunity. While prices rise, dignity is delayed. How many days until dignity stops being taxed? #EndPadTaxNow #FromMenstrualShame2Dignity

On this National Youth Day: menstrual products are not the problem — the tax is. Taxing essential menstrual products increases inequality, limits school participation, and undermines dignity. It’s time for policy to reflect health, equity, and youth justice. #EndPadTaxNow #FromMenstrualShame2Dignity