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Happy Birthday to our Amiable National Chair at FAWE Nigeria!

Today, we celebrate a leader who embodies strength, resilience, and dedication.

Your passion for education and empowerment has inspired countless lives. Here's to another year of impactful leadership and positive change.

Wishing you joy, success, and happiness today and always!


Happy Birthday Mrs Jiddere Musa Kaibo
National Chair FAWE Nigeria
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Join us in our mission to empower girls and promote gender equality in Nigeria!

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We can only achieve significant progress when stakeholders make a strong commitment to mitigating school-related gender-based violence (SRGBV) at all levels.

When gender conversations are mainstreamed and SRGBV is actively addressed, it fosters a culture of respect, equality, and empowerment among students and staff alike. creating a safer and more inclusive learning environment

Most importantly, mitigating SRGBV leads to improved academic outcomes as students feel safer and more supported, breaking cycles of discrimination and violence, contributing to the overall well-being and mental health of individuals within educational settings.

These were the significant highlights of the just concluded FAWE Nigeria Train-the-Trainers on the use of the FAWE SR-GBV manual.

Sound commitments were made to Advocacy and gender mainstreaming for better educational outcomes

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SR-GBV is often rooted in deep-seated gender inequalities, harmful social norms, and inadequate protection mechanisms within educational institutions.

These factors contribute to a culture of violence and discrimination that undermines the right to education for all

Considering this, FAWE Nigeria through the together for girls support, recently organized a three-day "Train the Trainers" workshop for educational stakeholders, focusing on the FAWE SR-GBV Manual.

This initiative aims to deepen understanding and address School-Related Gender-Based Violence (SR-GBV) across all educational levels.

Stakeholders were equipped with enhanced capacities to identify and address SR-GBV using diverse teaching methodologies.

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INVEST IN WOMEN; ACCELERATE PROGRESS.

In celebration of 2024 International Women's Day, FAWE Nigeria hosted an inspiring Firechat session where passionate panelists shared their open views on women's empowerment and education.

The event was a powerful reminder of the impact FAWE Nigeria continues to make in the lives of women and girls across the nation.

From discussing challenges to highlighting success stories, our panelists ignited conversations that spark change and drive progress.

They emphasized the importance of education in breaking barriers and empowering women to reach their full potential.

At FAWE Nigeria, we are committed to creating a world where every woman and girl has the opportunity to thrive through initiatives that inspire, educate, and uplift women from all walks of life.

HAPPY INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY TO ALL WOMEN OUT THERE BREAKING BARRIERS AND FOSTERING INCLUSION AT ALL LEVELS

From the office of the Country Secretary, FORUM FOR AFRICAN WOMEN EDUCATIONALISTS NIGERIA, FAWE NIGERIA.

United together, we amplify each other's voices and create a world where everyone belongs. Happy International Women's Day! 💫

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FAWE Nigeria is currently seeking a Consultant to enhance education stakeholders' capacity in addressing School-Related Gender-Based Violence (SRGBV) policies.

This opportunity aims to empower stakeholders to actively contribute to inclusive, participatory, and open dialogue surrounding SRGBV policies in Nigeria.

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Forum For African Women Educationalists, Nigeria (FAWENg) Chapter on LinkedIn: CALL FOR CONSULTANCY FAWE Nigeria is currently seeking a Consultant to enhance education stakeholders' capacity in addressing School-Related Gender-Based Violence (SR-GBV)…

Following the recent State Coordinators' convergence, FAWE Nigeria is thrilled to share the strides taken to amplify our impact in the new year. This gathering was more than just a meeting, it was a platform for collaborative growth and strategic planning.

At the convergence, our State Coordinators diligently reported on activities within their respective networks, engaged in dynamic brainstorming sessions, and fostered invaluable peer-to-peer learning opportunities. Together, we scrutinized strategies aimed at improving the lives of women across our nation.

This narrative epitomizes the dedication of FAWE Nigeria—an organization committed to empowering women through education and opportunity.

Proudly advancing our mission, one step at a time.

The leadership of the Forum for African Women Educationalists Nigeria recently engaged in an advocacy visit to the Honourable Minister of Women Affairs, Bar, Uju Kennedy-Ohanenye.

Led by FAWE Nigeria National Chair, Mrs. Jiderre Musa Kaibo as part of activities for the extended State Coordinator's Annual meeting, the delegation expressed appreciation for the Ministry's ongoing efforts.

During the meeting, the Minister elaborated on the Ministry's comprehensive programs for women, emphasizing a dedicated focus on enhancing economic vibrancy, particularly in rural areas.

The Minister conveyed a strong readiness to collaborate with FAWE, highlighting the importance of tailoring economic initiatives to meet the specific needs of women in the interiors.

The envisioned partnership aims to implement targeted programs that empower and uplift women, fostering sustainable economic opportunities in these communities.

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As we close the chapter on 2023, we're overjoyed to celebrate FAWE Nigeria's remarkable achievement as the Upcoming National Chapter of the Year at the recent Forum for African Women Educationalists (FAWE) triennial conference in Kenya!

Standing tall among 34 outstanding FAWE chapters across the continent, this win highlights our commitment to education, empowerment, and unwavering dedication to girls' futures.

A heartfelt congratulations to the phenomenal team at FAWE Nigeria for their tireless efforts in advancing girls' education!

Here's to continued success, empowerment, and transformative impact in the coming year and beyond!

Merry Christmas from FAWE Nigeria! Wishing you all a season filled with love, joy, and prosperity.

May this festive time be a source of inspiration and renewed hope for brighter futures ahead.

Happy holidays to
everyone!

Story, story! Once upon a time ⏰

In the heart of 2023, a remarkable tale unfolded within the legacy of FAWE. The FAWE Africa Triennial International Conference emerged as a beacon, marking three decades of empowering girls' education across the national chapters of the Forum for African Women Educationalists (FAWE)

A vision conceived by pioneering female Ministers of Education, this event embodied our steadfast dedication to reshaping the educational narrative for African girls and women.

Amidst the jubilant echoes of this historic milestone, history was rewritten, shining a light on FAWE's profound impact in shaping young lives and empowering generations.

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Highlights from the FAWE 2023 Annual Conference:

⏩ Unveiling the 9th edition of the International Journal of the Forum for African Women Educationalists (IJOFAWE) during the prestigious FAWE 19th Annual Conference.

⏩ Welcoming and officially inducting new members into the vibrant FAWE Nigeria community.

⏩ A diverse cross-section of passionate participants gathered at the 19th FAWE Annual Conference, fostering collaborative discussions and initiatives.

⏩ Engaging paper presentations by esteemed members, driving academic discourse and innovation in the educational space.

⏩ A momentous presentation by FAWE's revered Founding Member, Prof. Jamila Shu'ara, inspiring all with her wisdom and vision.

⏩ Join the movement for women and girls' empowerment in education!

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Reflecting on the impactful FAWE 2023 Annual Conference, where inspiring voices elevated the cause of women and girls in education:

⏩ Prof. Jamila Shu'ara
⏩ Prof. Azikiwe Onwualu
⏩ Mr. Charles Usie from
⏩ Dr. Grace Okudo

Their contributions continue to pave the way for brighter opportunities in education for women and girls worldwide.

Bigger and better impact stories to come in 2024 as we remain committed to a better future for both women and girls.

Stay tuned!

Unveiling the Resonance of FAWE Women's Voices:

At FAWE Nigeria, our strategic interventions catalyze substantive social transformation.

From empowering women through digital literacy to spearheading advocacy for gender responsive educational sector planning and addressing school-related gender-based violence, our interventions serve as strategic milestones toward societal progress.

As our voices amplify, our interventions assert a profound impact. Join us in shaping an inclusive tomorrow!

For a deeper understanding of FAWE's impactful journey, delve into our website.


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One of the most common forms of GBV is School-Related Gender-Based Violence (SRGBV).

SRGBV encompasses sexual, physical, and/or psychological assaults or threats that take place in or near schools and are motivated by gender stereotypes and norms that are upheld by unequal power dynamics.

FAWE Nigeria is on a mission to change this narrative! We're working tirelessly to create safe spaces where EVERY child can learn without fear.

Join us in ending this scourge! Together, let's ensure a future where every child thrives.

Picture: FAWE Imo State Chapter 16 Days of Activism against School Related Gender Based Violence.

FAWE 16 Days of Activism in Retrospect!

FAWE's nationwide commitment to combating gender-based violence was evident during the 16 Days of Activism!

Our collective strategy focused on empowering voices, raising awareness, collaborating with partners, influencing policies, and involving youth to combat SRGBV. FAWE Katsina State Chapter's Stand Against SR-GBV

Our Katsina State Chapter passionately advocated for change. Through community engagement via radio awareness and Advocacy in public schools to end SR-GBV.

Through collaborative efforts, they tirelessly worked to end SRGBV. Their local impact magnified our collective mission for a safer, more equitable society.

Together, FAWE and its Katsina State Chapter are dedicated to advocating for a world where everyone thrives, regardless of gender.

Together is certainly better!

As the culminates, we reflect on the profound collaboration of FAWE Nigeria, Cross River State Chapter with the Ministry of Women Affairs in the State to campaign against Gender-based Violence.

FAWE's unwavering dedication to combating gender-based violence remains steadfast. Together, we marched forward, advocating at all levels to eradicate this societal scourge.

Our collective efforts signify the resilience of a community united in the pursuit of a safer, more equitable world. Let's persist in amplifying our voices and actions against gender-based violence.

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🧡🧡ORANGE THE WORLD!🧡🧡

In a monumental event, FAWE Nigeria partnered with FCT Chapter to engage the Federal College of Education Zuba, Abuja, Nigeria, advocating against School-related Gender-Based Violence. This initiative marked a significant part of our activities for the ongoing 16 Days of Activism.

Together, we painted the world orange, reshaping the landscape of girls' rights and education. Notably, boys joined in advocating for a safer environment, free from all forms of violence against women and girls.

Our educators and mentors passionately called for increased investment in her—the imperative to dismantle the culture of gender-based violence in educational institutions.

Fawenigeria remains steadfast in its unwavering commitment, gearing up with an actionable plan for the upcoming year to champion continuous progress towards quality investment in girls education.

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SRGBV violates children's fundamental rights, is a form of gender discrimination, and has wide-ranging consequences for children's physical and emotional well-being, school performance and attendance, and likelihood of experiencing or perpetrating future violence.

Today marks Day 3 of FAWE's 16 Days of Activism, focusing on ending gender-based violence in schools.

📢 Let's raise our voices against any form of violence or discrimination. Every student deserves a safe and inclusive learning environment.

Together, let's speak out and take action to create schools where everyone feels respected and protected.

Through investment in education, we are igniting a world where knowledge dismantles the walls of oppression.

Education stands as the cornerstone in our battle against gender-based violence.

At FAWE Nigeria, we advocate tirelessly to break down barriers and ensure that education becomes a beacon of hope, accessible to every woman and girl.

By empowering minds and nurturing knowledge, we pave the way towards a future free from violence and inequality. Join us in our mission to make education a fundamental right for all.

Let's build a future where education is not a privilege but a transformative force for every individual.

Invest in Education!

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Nairobi Hosts Africa's International Conference on Girls’ Education - Kenya Online News Share on SocialsThe Forum for African Women Educationalists (FAWE) has today on Tuesday, November 21st, 2023 kicked off the highly anticipated two-day 3rd Triennial International Conference on Girls’ Education in Africa in Nairobi, Kenya. The conference whose theme is ‘Transforming Education Sys...

The 16 Days of Activism begins today, urging us to unite and invest in a future free from violence against women and girls.

This year's theme emphasizes collective action, solidarity, and strategic investments to create safer spaces and a world where gender-based violence is no longer tolerated.

Let's stand together, amplify voices, and take concrete steps towards a future where every woman and girl feels safe, respected, and empowered.
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FAWE Africa Executive Director, Martha Muhwezi, speaks at the 3rd Triennial International Conference on Girls’ Education in Africa (Center), alongside FAWE Africa Board Member, Hon. Aicha Bah Diallo (Left), and Hon. Simone de Comarmond, Chairperson of FAWE Africa (Right), during the 3rd FAWE Triennial International Conference on Girls' Education in Africa.

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