Yesterday in photos 😍 Congratulations to Cohort 1 of our Step Up Program, a feminist project for young women's workforce readiness. Many thanks to @FesKenya for supporting the Step Up final learning session and certificate Award ceremony through the #GenderJusticeWorkingGroup

“I can promise you that women working together - linked, informed and educated - can bring peace and prosperity to this forsaken planet” ~ Isabel Allende (Author) #DadaAtWork #IWD2026 #FeministLeadership

DadaPower Initiative with support from the Friedrich Ebert Stiftung Gender Justice Working Group have come together today to celebrate our first cohort of STEP UP graduates who have gone through the Step Up Program for the past 1 year. #STEPUP #WorkersProtection #WorkersRights

It’s International Women’s Month! Last week, @UKinKenya hosted women leaders for an International Women’s Day reception graced by HRH The Duchess of Edinburgh, Sophie Helen. In her very remarkable speech, HRH emphasized the need to ‘Move from Intent to Action’ in tackling the worrying cases of gender based violence (GBV) and advocating for women and girls. She aptly noted “women’s bodies shouldn’t be a battleground, they shouldn’t be seen as disposable” and I couldn’t agree more at a time when daily posts on @usikimye platforms remind us of the troubling trend of women and girls losing their lives to femicide. Indeed, we must move from intent to action. May this month inspire more action in creating safer, inclusive and feminist communities in the many years to come. Grateful for my #Chevening community through which I get to engage in such meaningful conversations. #iwd #womensmonth #EndFemicide

Healthcare should be a place of safety, trust, and dignity. At the Center, we are working to transform systems so that adolescent girls’ and young women can access the care they need without barriers, stigma, or discrimination.   Join us tomorrow, 25th February 2026, for Her Health Project Launch, an initiative aimed at strengthening access to quality reproductive healthcare for adolescent girls’ and young women in Kenya.   #SystemsThatWorkForHer #HerHealthMatters

@Zamara_fdn joined the Kenya Stakeholders’ Coalition on the Universal Periodic Review (UPR Kenya), convened by the @EACHRights for a courtesy call and engagement meeting on Kenya’s 4th Cycle UPR. We focused on strengthening accountability for recommendations on Women’s Rights, SRHR, Health, and Child Rights. We also raised urgent concerns on Technology-Facilitated Gender-Based Violence (TFGBV), calling for stronger policy, digital safety frameworks, and accountability mechanisms to address emerging online harms affecting women and girls in all their diversities. The @HakiKNCHR reaffirmed its commitment to continued partnership with civil society to advance human rights and drive implementation of UPR recommendations in Kenya.

Season’s greetings🎄 As the year ends, we celebrate the young women, girls & communities at the heart of @DadapowerKE . Thank you for your trust, strength & collective power. We hope the season brings you rest & joy. Wishing you a joyful holiday season & a hopeful new year 💜

What are some of the gender-just approaches to making the internet safer for all users? How can we leverage AI for digital safety? What tips can young people use to make good use of digital spaces? Join us tomorrow as we discuss this! x.com/i/spaces/1BdGYZRMqWXJX #16DaysOfActivism

South Africa declared GBV & Femicide a National Disaster after women staged a historic national shutdown. Their resistance echoes a global truth: femicide is a crisis everywhere. We stand in solidarity with every woman protesting, healing, resisting & demanding justice. #EndGBV

Hey Nuru Fam! The 16 Days of Activism Against GBV started yesterday, on 25th November, launching a global call to action to end all forms of violence against women and girls. This year’s theme — “Unite to End Digital Violence Against All Women and Girls” #16DaysOfActivism #EndGBV

As #16DaysOfActivism begin, we stand with every woman reclaiming her power. Digital spaces must be sites of liberation. This year’s theme affirms that digital safety is feminist safety. A safe digital world is possible & a feminist one is necessary. #UNiTE2025 #OrangeTheWorld