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A Fearless Motive to Change the Existing Scenario
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The story reminds me of some horrible days of my life during my high school period. I had to go through so many downs fighting with my own mind for being safe. Since, the power of patriarchic society snatches the notion of…
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Afroza Irin
Posted on Oct 01, 2018
It took a rock to the leg to wake me up
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I was walking from the train to my neighbor's house. She had been watching my children who were ages 1 and 3 at the time. I was walking quickly because I had left work late and I was anxious to see my kids. I didn't really…
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Dawn Arteaga
Posted on Oct 02, 2018
Why should womanhood be celebrated only on one day ?
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Every woman is made to feel special by her husband, brother, father at home and her male colleagues on one day every year i.e March 8. On this day, I hear all around me , men commenting " Today is your day" . I feel unhappy…
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sujata gopal
Posted on Mar 08, 2019
Female responsibility
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In previous years in my country, during the International Women's Day, women who had drunk too much and danced while undressing were seen on the streets. The men applauded, filmed them and watched them on the evening news.…
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MIRIANE RAÏSSA DJOUM NGUIENG
Posted on Mar 13, 2019
Lost in Space - Oh G!!!
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I am a G bra size and today I am quite a disappointed girl. A few hours ago, my lifelong dream of seeing an all woman walk in space was abandoned - breasts are the culprits! Lost opportunity to be in space due to the power…
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Nicole Joseph-Chin
Posted on Mar 26, 2019
My First Story
GIFTING SMILES TO GIRLS IN KILIFI COUNTY
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Finding out that you're pregnant while in Primary School is probably one of the most terrifying things that could happen to a girl. While teen pregnancy rates have been on the decline for decades, Kaloleni constituency is…
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Elizabeth Ziro
Posted on Apr 08, 2019
From the Ashes I have Risen - Journey to self discovery
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It is funny how, in this journey of life, even though we may begin at different times and places, our paths cross with others so that we may share our love, compassion, observations and hope. This is a design of God that I…
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Jane
Posted on Jul 17, 2019
My First Story
The strength of a woman
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I am called Tabe Ruth from Cameroon. I have been in Cameroon all my life and as a single mother of two I love and I mean love to work with women to empower them and on sustainable activities. I work with an NGO as a program…
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taberuth
Posted on Jul 25, 2019
My little story
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I am called Aline Exousia from Africa,Cameroon. The second born out of three girls who has had a hand full of experiences with men and women. I am a volunteer for Denis Miki foundation and a member of UCYE( united council…
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Aline Exousia
Posted on Mar 07, 2019
Overcoming the odds
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It may seem strange for many to read about a Caucasian woman from North America encountering serious roadblocks on the road to pursuing her dreams, but this happens to many of us here. I work as a publishing consultant with…
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Jennifer Chapin
Posted on Aug 23, 2019
My First Story
Domestic Violence is not an option
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To everyone no mater your situation, domestic violence is not an option for your survival, do not teach your sons and daughters that it is okay to be abuse by anyone, stand up and fight you can face the world and survive,…
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kamlarampersad1
Posted on Aug 05, 2019
Enforce skills empowernment in the growth and development of every girl child for every girl child .
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Growing up in a community where a girl child had little chances to go to school made me realise that skills empowernment would fill the gap for a girl child to be respected in socity since its education regardless of whether…
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Brenda Nakalembe
Posted on Sep 21, 2019
Clandestine Confessions Love child of colonial contempt
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The intersection of public policy and impact on our personal lives has been an ongoing interest...and how we may confront internalised prejudices that result in exclusions and discrimination remain a developmental challenge…
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Kris Rampersad
Posted on Oct 01, 2019
Impact of World Pulse on rural women and girls from Mwenga in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo
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While working in Mwenga territory, as World Pulse Ambassador, I spent my day today at the presentation of World Pulse to the women of a virtually isolated village called "Kwangambwa" in the territory of Mwenga in the…
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Véronique BULAYA
Posted on Nov 13, 2019
25th Nov - International Day For The Elimination of Violence Against Women
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#SheForShe #BeUnitedToStopViolenceAgainstWomen Violence against women is one of the most widespread, persistent and devastating human rights violations in our world.We must act together to end violence against women .We,…
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HusnaMurad
Posted on Nov 25, 2019
I support the #WomensMarch from India
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I reject the US President Elect, Donald Trump as a woman should reject a man who represents a value system that violates the dignity of women. I stand united with my sisters in the US who will take the #WomensMarch in…
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Urmila Chanam
Posted on Jan 16, 2017
Dear Math
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You are an interestingsubject, unique in your own way and very special too. I wish I knew a lot of things about you before I met you. I wish I had people who told me more about you. My younger self tried to fall in love with…
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Adanna
Posted on Sep 16, 2017
Thanks To Tahra
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October 2016. I wrote a story about my Trash to treasure. The story was posted with one of my artworks, which I called Blue face, I have made five blue face after the first one was made because many people love and bought…
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Olutosin
Posted on Dec 02, 2017
#MeToo, #HerToo, Time's Up - Building Momentum, Creating a Shift
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#MeToo has taken off in 2017. From the tremendous momentum of women speaking out everywhere about sexual assault, Tarana Burke’s #MeToo has become a rallying cry. In North America women in film, theatre and television have…
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Tamarack Verrall
Posted on Jan 05, 2018
Of Raindrops and Storms
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CHIOMA! tall dark girl, honey gold skin, white bright eyes, charcoal black hair... I envied her sometimes, especially when she packed her dark hair in two doughnuts, she was as pretty as she was graceful. Chioma was my…
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Precious Onyeka Okoye
Posted on Feb 28, 2018
As silence did not kill my dreams and empowerment, I will not allow it to do so for women with disabilities in the North West Region Cameroon.
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I was born with a disability that caused me to be among the marginalized minority in my community and country at large. As I grew up, I faced stigma, stereotype and marginalization and discrimination right from my family…
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Veronica Ngum Ndi
Posted on Mar 08, 2018
Speak, woman! Rosalina Brito
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Interview with Rosalina Brito. Rosalina Brito lives in the favela of Cidade de Deus, better known as CDD in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 50 years ago, is already great-grandmother. Rosalina has several talents. To inaugurate this…
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Valéria Barbosa
Posted on May 01, 2018
The Day I Visited a Gay Bar in the US
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September, 2012 : I had just become one of the 3 toppers of World Pulse's Voice of Our Future Correspondent program (VoF) and had been invited on a speaking tour of the US. As a part of our preparation for the tour, I -…
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Stella Paul
Posted on Sep 10, 2018
Supertowel - evidencebased innovation
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My colleagues have written this wonderful blog post, that I would like to share with you. A young Eritrean girl hides behind her mother’s skirt and watches intensely as we show her household how to use the Supertowel. We…
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Trine Angeline Sig
Posted on Nov 23, 2018
1st December World AIDS DAY!
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There is hope for everyone! It was somewhere in the 90's, that I got to understood clearly the interpretation of this word "AIDS". It was a very sensitive word to use then! You have to be very careful with how you used it.…
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Lisbeth
Posted on Dec 01, 2018

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