Life…..! We dream. We hope. We plan and we believe. But sometimes, things just don’t go as planned or hoped for. A wrecking ball rolls your way and boom! Your life gets curved off the pathway. You lose your job. There is no funding for your school. Your project hits a major roadblock. The person you loved so dearly breaks your heart. You lose a loved one to death. You get a deadly illness. Or maybe you wish: You had better looks. Had a better skillset. Came from a better home

Photo courtesy: IWD website. The 2022 Women’s Day Campaign theme; “Gender Equality for a Sustainable tomorrow” - #BreakingTheBias, is fascinating because it begs the question; what would a world without bias look like? When we speak on Gender equality, it is easy to quickly frame it as women issues but in actual fact what we really mean is a world in which our differences are celebrated and respected without bias, discrimination or stereotyping among all genders. It is a worl

“A woman should be two things: who and what she wants” - Coco Chanel. Gender Inequality has been roaring its fierce teeth for decades on decades but little has changed and now with the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, girls' safety concerns are on the rise. Now more than ever, Interventions to protect and empower girls are needed. In this blog today, drawing from four focus group discussions with experts and community members in the identification of key safety issues concer