At @WomenDeliver, we asked: how can education deliver gender equality? The room answered loudly. 💜 Feminist educators, adolescent girls, ministers, and advocates sat in a circle and spoke truth to power. Gender Transformative Education is the solution. #FemNet4GTE #SDG5

We're headed to Women Deliver, are you? Join @UNGEI and #FemNet4GTE for a session on how education is contributing to achieving gender equality. 📅 29 April | 2:00 – 3:30 PM AEST Register: ungei.org/news/women-deliver… #WomenDeliver #WD2026 #SDG5

We're headed to @WomenDeliver, are you? Join @UNGEI and #FemNet4GTE for a session on how education is contributing to achieving gender equality. 📅 29 April | 2:00 – 3:30 PM AEST Register: luma.com/5wsk2nen #WomenDeliver #WD2026 #SDG5

The 2025 #FemNet4GTE Report is out, showcasing UNGEI’s global and regional work on gender-transformative education in 2024. bit.ly/4ts5Tb9 #FemNet4GTE

"In this time of global peril, gender-transformative education should not be swept off the table, it should be its centerpiece." 📝Learn more in the #FemNet4GTE advocacy briefs here: ungei.org/publication/gender… See less

It's been a busy #UNGA80 week for UNGEI! We've been inspired to meet so many organisations & activists who are delivering for girls & all young people in a changing landscape. Our highlight?Building the pathway to 2030 with powerful advocates & strategic leaders at #FemNet4GTE 💪

Last week at the regional FEMNET4GTE workshop in Nairobi, our Executive Director was a speaker at the Freetown Manifesto Panel on “how civil societies push and support government to deliver on their promises on gender equality”. #TeenageNetwork #GenderEquality #GirlsEducation

2/2 and empowering environments; where education is a force for justice and transformation; and where our collective voice moves policies, budgets, and practices towards equality.’ @MalawiFawe @UNGEI @Oxfam #FemNet4GTE #Educate2Elevate

1/2 Closing Remarks at the #FemNet4GTE by the Executive Director of FAWEMA, Mr. Wesley Chabwera ‘Let us hold onto the vision that brought us together: an Africa fit for the 21st Century: Where every child, especially girls, learns in safe, inclusive..

EXCITING UPDATE ✊🏾 Our team, including our Global Director, @opegoogle, and Cameroun Country Director, Caralle Kaze has just returned from the Feminist Network for Gender Transformative Education (#FemNet4GTE) 2025 Africa Regional Action Workshop held in Nairobi, Kenya. This two-day event brought together changemakers from across Africa to co-create solutions that advance gender equality in and through education. Together, they took part in powerful dialogues, shared many knowledge products, which helped greatly in shaping continental strategies that put girls and young women at the centre of #educationjustice. In the coming days, we are integrating these insights into our approach to educational project designs to ensure that these global conversations continue to have a greater and transformative impact within our communities. Recall that we recently trained 50 class teachers across schools in Osun state on #OnlineSafety, validating our continuous and relentless commitment to #localaction. It was ample time for us to equip educators with digital skills to harness technology for inclusive learning. The lessons from Nairobi will now continue to guide our future projects and collaborations, strengthening the bridge between regional advocacy and local action. The #FemNet4GTE 2025 workshop may have come and gone, but for us, it marks the start of new commitments, deeper collaboration, and innovative solutions for education justice across Africa. #BBYDIAILiteracy #DoersOfBBYDI #GlobalEducation #Malalafund @Malala

81 experts. 2 days. 1 goal for Africa— mapping the Road to 2030: where learning is safe, inclusive & equal for every learner! The #FemNet4GTE Africa workshop wrapped with a revised Regional Declaration: a living tool the GTE community can use as we push for real change 💪

FemNet4GTE- Opening session We’re building on the powerful momentum from Day 1 with a recap session to capture key insights. Get ready for another day of bold ideas and transformative action! @UNGEI @PlanGlobal @Oxfam #FemNet4GTE #Educate2Elevate

We are excited to share that our Global Director, @opegoogle together with our Country Director in Cameroon, Ms. Carelle Kazelle are presently in Nairobi, Kenya, for the Feminist Network for Gender Transformative Education (#FemNet4GTE) 2025 Africa Regional Action Workshop, an impactful two-day gathering bringing together 50 changemakers from across the continent to advance Gender Transformative Education. This workshop is part of FemNet4GTE’s 2025 initiative in producing evidence-based tools, policy recommendations, curriculum action plans, and stakeholder commitments to scale gender-transformative education across national, regional, and global levels. The two-day workshop collaborated with partners such as, @UNGEI (United Nations Girls’ Education Initiative), @UNICEF, @unwomenafrica, @UNAIDS, @UNESCO South African Department of Basic Education, among others to bring together youth leaders, civil society, policymakers, and feminist activists to co-create transformative solutions for gender equality in and through education. At the workshop, @opegoogle will present key insights from two of our knowledge products: a fact sheet on Contemporary Issues in Girl-Child Education in Kwara State and findings from the Nigeria Education Finance Observatory. These resources are already driving critical conversations on education financing, technology-enabled solutions, and youth access to learning opportunities. While Kazelle will highlight how we are leveraging artwork and storytelling to align with and advance the goals of Gender Transformative Education. At @BrainBuilders01, we believe education is not just a right, it is a tool of reparation, empowerment, and justice. By engaging in these regional dialogues, we stand committed to building collective action, amplifying youth voices, and shaping policies that break barriers for girls, young women, and marginalised communities.

Activists, educators, youth leaders & policymakers are coming together to build the path forward on #GenderTransformative Education across Africa and Asia & the Pacific at the #FemNet4GTE Regional Action Workshops 🙌 Stay tuned for recaps & commitments coming out of both rooms!

‘How can a Network like this #FemNet4GTE support civil society to push and support governments to promote gender equality in and through education?’ Amina Usman, the National Coordinator of FAWE Nigeria @FaweNigeria @UNGEI @PlanGlobal @Oxfam #FemNet4GTE #Educate2Elevate

"Can we, as advocates of GTE, work together to eliminate generational inequity?" Eduard Beukman, OXFAM @UNGEI @PlanGlobal @Oxfam #FemNet4GTE #Educate2Elevate

Opening remarks by Lydia Madyirapanze, Executive Director at @FAWEZim "Solidarity is our strength. Education is justice. Let’s break gender norms and raise our voices so every issue is heard." @UNGEI @PlanGlobal @Oxfam #FemNet4GTE #Educate2Elevate

@FaweNigeria Executive Director, Amina Usman, speaks on the transformative power of collaborations in promoting gender equality in and through education. We are at the #FemNet4GTE meeting in Nairobi. @FAWEAfrica

What are your expectations? As we begin the FemNet4GTE Africa Regional Action Workshop, participants shared what they’re most looking forward to. Let us know in the comments section. @UNGEI @PlanGlobal @Oxfam #FemNet4GTE

The FemNet4GTE Africa Regional Action Workshop has officially kicked off in Nairobi. Stay tuned as we co-create bold actions for gender transformative education across Africa! @UNGEI @PlanInternational @Oxfam @fawekenya #FemNet4GTE