Girl-child Involvement in Science Vital for Technological Development By Taofeek Lawal Case has been made for the involvement of the girl-child in technological development by being involved in the male-dominated science and engineering fields...
Learn moreAdvancing Women's Leadership: Supporting Political Leaders in Africa and Beyond On June 1, 2016, the Wilson Center’s Women in Public Service Project, Africa Program, the Global Sustainability and Resilience Program; and the Center for Global...
Learn moreDiscrimination, Equality, And Fairness In Employment Discrimination in employment occurs when individuals, institutions, or governments treat people differently because of personal characteristics like race, gender, or sexual orientation rather...
Learn moreHow to Promote Equality & Diversity in the Workplace Diversity and equality in the workplace are vital to a healthy, growing company. Employing people of all genders and races can make an organization stronger. If you hold a position of...
Learn moreSupporting Girls’ Education, Especially During Crises A story of 15-year-old girl from South-Sudan, who was a refugee in a camp at Gambella, Ethiopia. Years ago, Nyakat fled the war in her home town Juba with her younger brother and found refuge...
Learn moreAfrican Women Are Ready To Lead Getting into and staying in positions of power is difficult because of the roles traditionally expected of women. This is an example of Ms. Lewanika to Africa Renewal. If one wants to be a parliamentarian as well...
Learn moreAfrica Doesn’t Need Charity, It Needs Good Leadership Incompetence in leadership in most African countries is not only the problem of people who occupy positions in government; it is a reflection of the leadership culture. We’ve had different...
Learn morePeace And Security Conflicts have devastating consequences, including in widening gaps between women and men. Women often have fewer resources to protect themselves and,with children, frequently make up the majority of displaced and refugee...
Learn moreWhy African Women Should Own Land Research shows that if women had the same access to productive resources as men, they would increase the yields of farms by 20%-30% and reduce hunger by up to 17%. In addition, women plough back profits to their...
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