Dream it.

Promoting gender equality and women’s empowerment is at our core.

Welfare of women will be our focus – Discussing, creating awareness and highlighting topics such as:-

A. Rape Crisis – rape is the worst form of violence.

B. Economic Marginalization – refers to the discrimination against women in the economic realm.

C. Political Subordination – in this regard, women do not share the same power and prestige, status and societal position as men. We are not recognized as being of value, no matter how much we do.

D. Multiple Burdens – women, even as they are viewed as having primarily reproductive functions, actually participate in a host of other activities.

Build it.

To remind the superwoman out there that we see you and you inspire us, so Keep on Walking DON’T GIVE UP…..

To inspire young girls to have big dreams and to pursue them no matter what by following the footsteps of superwomen out there!

Empowering women and girls is key to addressing these issues, and critical to the global effort to end extreme poverty. An educated woman has a positive ripple effect on her health, family, community and society as a whole.

Facts!

Did you know?….Educated women invest 90% of their income into their family.

Did you know?…..Countries with higher levels of female secondary school enrollment have lower maternal mortality rates, infant mortality rates, lower birth rates, lower rates of HIV/AIDS, and better child nutrition.

Grow it.

She is the vessel life travels through. She is the teacher to a child in the beginning. She is the vessels through which life travels. She is strength! If she is not who she is meant to be then more is at risk than just her own life. AND YET….

Around the world 62 million girls are not in school, 1 in 7 girls is married before her 15th birthday, and approximately 16 million girls between the ages of 15-19 give birth each year.

In Africa, women-owned enterprises make up as little as 10% of all businesses.

And despite representing half the global population, women compromise less than 20% of the world's legislators.

Change is needed!!!