Today's #TusemeZaneSasa discussion will shine a light on the critical issues of consent, gender-based violence, and reproductive health rights in the context of Kenya's ongoing struggle against femicide. 📅 15th Feb 🕒 From 8PM Set that reminder💪🏽 🔗twitter.com/i/spaces/1kvJp…

💔 In the last 3 months alone, 97 women in Kenya have been victims of femicide. That’s one woman lost every day. These aren’t just numbers they’re lives stolen, futures erased. We demand accountability and justice. @NPSOfficial_KE , what concrete steps are you taking to…

Today, we are attending an insightful and heavy-hitting session on the femicide crisis in Kenya, courtesy @equalitynow where leaders from civil society, government, and the justice system convened to dissect the harsh reality that Kenyan women face daily. Alarming trends, such…

From understanding drivers like gender inequality and socioeconomic disparities to discussing the legal gaps that hinder justice, the session highlighted the need for a multi-faceted approach to protect women and girls across all spheres of society. #ZamaraVoices #EndFemicide…

Heartbroken but undefeated. 💔✊ The femicide crisis in Kenya is a stark reminder of the work that remains to end gender-based violence. Zamara Foundation stands with every woman who has been silenced, every life taken too soon. We call for accountability, transparency, and…

END FEMICIDE PROTEST In the last three months, 97 women have lost their lives to femicide. These statistics are a horrifying reminder of the violence women face daily. Being a woman should never be a death sentence. We are standing united for the women who can no longer speak,…

This woman doesn't have to be my sister or someone I know...... I can be this woman who one day wakes up, and her life is snatched from her

#Femicide #CallItFemicide

✊🏾Say their names. Honor their lives. Join us in demanding justice and change. ✊🏾 Kenya faces a femicide crisis. Every day, we lose another woman to gender-based violence. The heartbreaking reality is reflected in the staggering numbers: 97 femicides in just three months and…

🎉 Akina Mama wa Afrika is turning 40 in 2025! Help us celebrate this journey by sharing your reflections on AMwA’s impact over the years. Your insights will help us honour this legacy. 💜 #AMwA40 #HerStory Share reflections in the form below. bit.ly/4fw2Oiv

🌟 Today and every day, we honor the fierce women who continue to defy oppressive systems and claim spaces that were never meant to be ours. To our sheroes, who’ve rewritten history with their resilience, we celebrate you! Here’s to the fighters, disruptors, and unapologetic…

Are you part of The Period Equality Network working towards Menstrual Justice and Period Equality in East Africa? TPEN Small Grants Program Round 3 opens soon. Here’s a chance to bring your innovative ideas to life and make an impact in your communities. #MenstrualJusticeForAll

Kenya’s Menstrual Health Management Policy calls for quality, safety, and accessibility in menstrual products. Yet, harmful chemicals remain hidden, betraying the health and trust of womxn. It’s time to hold manufacturers accountable and prioritize menstrual justice! 🌸✊🏾…

🩸 A step closer to menstrual justice! We are fighting for a future where ALL womxn have access to safe, transparent, and dignified menstrual products because it’s not just a right; it’s essential for our health and equality. 🔥✊🏾 The petition to compel manufacturers to…

On this #InternationalSafeAbortionDay, we honor the fierce, bold, and unapologetic stories of young feminists who dared to speak their truth in the face of stigma and silence. An anthology of nine courageous young Kenyan women sheds light on their abortion experiences, complex,…

Education is a right, not a privilege 📚. Protecting schools means protecting futures! The #SafeSchoolsDeclaration ensures all children’s safety while championing their full access to education, even in conflict zones. #25CSOFORUM4Education #44thACERWC #ZamaraVoices

@Zamara_fdn is excited to join today's forum hosted by Save the Children and the CSO Forum, diving into the #SafeSchoolsDeclaration We're here to vibe with change-makers and explore innovative ways to push for stronger, action-oriented implementation strategies! #25thCSOForum…

“Justifying an abortion was going to be difficult, so I decided to lie to the healthcare provider that I had been raped. I told her that I was in school and people came into my room and they raped me.” Mercy (24 years old) Read More here: zamarafoundation.org/wp-content/upl… #ZamaraVoices…

“When I looked at my circumstances, our financial situation, and the fact that the man responsible was unknown, I had no option but to terminate it.” Clarence (27 years old) Read More here: zamarafoundation.org/wp-content/upl… #ZamaraVoices #ISAD2024 @ReproRights @WGNRR @wgnrr_africa…

“My friend was reluctant to tell me where I could get abortion services because she feared I might die from the procedure and she didn’t want to be blamed for it.” Barnice (24 years old) Read More here: zamarafoundation.org/wp-content/upl… #ZamaraVoices #ISAD2024 @ReproRights @WGNRR…

“My parents saw no reason to give us proper advice on safe sex, love and life because this was unnecessary if you do not expect your children to think about, let alone discuss, sex.” Josephine 22 years Read More here: zamarafoundation.org/wp-content/upl… #ZamaraVoices #ISAD2024…