In the statement titled ” International Women’s Day 2023: DigitALL: Innovation and Technology for Gender Equality”, GWIHR described IWD which is commemorated every year on 8th March, as a remarkable day to acknowledge and celebrate women’s achievements and also highlight gaps in inclusion and raise awareness of gender equality.
GWIHR commemorated the International Day to End Violence Against Sex Workers on December 17, 2022, by raising awareness of the human rights that every sex worker has, and thus the need to respect them.
GWIHR through the core funding received from ISDAO under the Love Alliance Program is looking to hire a Key Population Program Specialist/Consultant to assess, harness and train GWIHR Staff Capacity in the key Areas of:
– Resources Mobilization
– Proposal Writing
– Scaling-up Sustainability Options
GWIHR in collaboration with the National Human Rights Commission, Abia State sensitizes the public on sex workers’ rights and the psychological implications of stigma and discrimination against sex workers.
GWIHR is recruiting qualified candidates for the position of a Program Officer.
GWIHR is recruiting qualified candidates for the following positions; (i) Program Manager. (ii) Senior Monitoring and Evaluation Officer
GWIHR organized a one-day sensitization workshop with
sex workers and the community of stakeholders. The workshop was held to counter the media
infodemic about sex workers, especially as it concerns their choice of language when reporting
issues of sex workers.
The sensitization workshop was conducted to raise awareness of sex-related laws, and the VAPP Act, and to strengthen the relationship between sex workers and police to minimize police harassment and discriminatory attitudes towards sex workers.
GWIHR organizes a Quickbook training session for her Finance team.
Overview of the Organization Greater Women Initiative for Health And Rights (GWIHR) is a leading sex worker-led community-based organization born out of passion and a strong desire to assist in the development of sex workers through building up their capacity towards meaningful contribution to communal empowerment, awareness to prevent these groups from contracting HIV/AIDs and …
