Shaping the Future: SAFIGI’s Commitment to Holistic Safety in 2024
- Chomba Nyemba-Mubanga
- Feb 23
- 2 min read
As we look back on 2024, we see a year of transformation, resilience, and unwavering dedication to the safety of girls and young women. At SAFIGI, we believe that true safety extends beyond physical well-being; it is about fostering an environment where girls can thrive emotionally, mentally, and socially. This year, we have deepened our commitment to holistic safety, ensuring that every girl has the tools, knowledge, and community support (published resource list) she needs to navigate life confidently.
From launching groundbreaking educational programs to advocating against harmful cultural practices, our work has reached new heights. The 2024 Annual Report highlights the impact we’ve made and the challenges we continue to tackle.
Inside, you’ll find insights on:
The Holistic Safety Education Course—Empowering young women with critical life skills.
Our Digital Advocacy Efforts—Fighting online gender-based violence and misinformation.
Strategic Partnerships—Collaborations with Sista Sista Foundation and joining a consortium by Equality Now.
The Formation of the Global Youth Advisory Board (GYAB)—Ensuring youth voices shape our mission.
Research and Community Engagement—Tackling period poverty, gender-based violence, and digital safety.
Read the full 2024 Annual Report to see how SAFIGI is making a difference and how you can be part of the movement.
As we move forward into 2025, we aim to scale our youth leadership programs and expand our reach and interactions with various communities, strengthening research on online child safety, inclusion of people with disabilities and digital inovation and incluison remains a priority. None of this would be possible without our community, partners, and supporters.
We remain committed to strengthening our impact, building inclusive networks, and advocating for systemic change. Thank you for being part of this journey together, we can create a world where safety is a right, not a privilege.
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