Thank you to everyone who believed in us and the work we do. We truly appreciate every single vote and support. We won!
Congratulations to all the nominees as well. And a big thank you to @theANEKED for this amazing initiative and for recognizing our efforts.
At a time when anti-rights backlash is intensifying, feminist solidarity is more critical than ever.
In The Gambia, feminists are actively resisting by:
✊ Building solidarity across movements
🗣️ Challenging misinformation
🤝 Supporting survivors
⚖️ Defending hard-won laws
There is nothing Pan‑African about cutting girls’ genitals. FGM is oppression, not liberation. Pan‑Africanism is rooted in equality, justice, and respect for women’s bodies and lives!
Over the weekend, with support from @Purposeful_org, we officially established our GBV Survivors Network.
This network creates a platform for 2️⃣0️⃣ GBV survivors to reclaim their voices, strengthen their agency, and lead change in their communities.
#EndFGM220#EndGBV220
While the Government of The Gambia has removed import duty & VAT on sanitary pads to improve affordability, questions remain about whether these policies are truly reducing prices & improving access for girls and women.
Menstrual dignity must move from policy to reality.
Please take a few minutes to complete this survey on access and affordability of sanitary pads in The Gambia. Your responses will help inform ongoing policy and parliamentary engagement.
docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…
We are rolling out our #GTA program with MDFTs in #CRR & #URR embedding gender‑transformative principles in community prevention & response.
Photos 👇🏾 show gender norms participants shared from their communities.
We’re unpacking how these shape men, women & society @BaldehF
Someone said to me “Hijab and Feminist” and that’s when i started reiterating that women should learn about the deen.
Do not allow people with social or cultural gender biases interpret the deen for you.
They will continue to use religion to justify VAW and VAC. So read, read!
Healing should not happen in isolation. 💜🧡
The GBV Survivors Network is being created as a safe space for young women survivors to connect, heal, grow, and find strength in community.
A space for sisterhood, courage, and voice.
To join, Apply here➡️ forms.gle/2NYgCnN1wWcHDxei6
Sexual Assault Awareness Month should center survivors, not silence them.
But what we’re seeing in the Gambia is victim blaming, public scrutiny, and narratives that shift focus away from accountability.
This retraumatizes survivors and normalizes violence.
#SpeakUp against SA🤚🏽
IN partnership with @men4equality1 & with the support of @UNICEFGambia, this week, we empowered CSO reps tackling harmful practices like #FGM & child marriage with skills in #GTA
Together, we’re driving change for girls & women!
#GenderEquality@BaldehF
Happy New Month 🌸
As Women’s Month begins, we celebrate strength, but we also confront reality.
Violence against women in The Gambia is not rare.
Mental health struggles linked to abuse are real yet mostly ignored.
A reminder that celebration without protection is incomplete.
OFFICIAL PHOTOS
Miss Ma’am, Activist of the Year Award Winner.
Congratulations to our Founder on this well-deserved recognition.
A true inspiration for women and girls
Our Activist Of the Year Award goes to Fatoumatta Sanneh for fearless activism, challenging systems and creating change.
Congratulations Fatoumatta!
#SheAwards220#Gambia#SheDefies
Join us in celebrating our founder @afa_bee on her well deserved win, Activist of the year award by @SheAwardsGambia . Her dedication to ending period poverty and #FGM is truly inspiring.
Congratulations, Boss!
Change is not coincidental; it is driven by women who choose action, purpose, and impact. The Activist of the Year nominees embody fearless leadership, breaking barriers and uplift communities, Their work continues to shape a more just society.
They are;
#SheAwards220#Gambia