
Power of Equality
The Power of Equality project aims to empower human rights educators and defenders (HREDs) to promote and protect women’s rights
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Our carefully designed evidence-based interventions benefits women and girls their families, larger communities, constituents as well as nationally.
Established in 2007, the women’s empowerment link (WEL) is a non-profit, nonpartisan, non- governmental women eights organization. We investin empowering women and girls to realize their full potential, worth and strength politically, socially and economically through advocating for their human and social justice rights.
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The Power of Equality project aims to empower human rights educators and defenders (HREDs) to promote and protect women’s rights
The project will realize women’s participation in local decision-making processes in three counties, Nakuru, Kitui and Homabay, in Kenya. The
WEL in partnership with BSR is implementing workplace-based financial inclusion program to empower women workers in supply chains in Kenya.
The project aims at building the capacity of the gender champions in the tea processing zones. The project uses participatory
The project, implemented in Kitui County, focuses on advancing gender equality and women’s economic empowerment (WEE). The initiative partners with
To achieve gender equality, a deliberate effort to ensure equal representation in elective and appointive positions and in all aspects of life is encouraged. Women come from a disadvantaged background and so some form of affirmative action is necessary to remedy to situation.
This is a great way to go, empowering women and not leaving men behind because the two genders must co-exist. keep up with the good job
Their initiative of stopping violence to women and girls is the best best initiative in Africa, God bless you andguide you.
Main event
Starry flounder sablefish
yellowtail barracuda long-finned
Jan. 15 / 22 – 10pm
Manhattan Club 350 5th Ave, New York, NY