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AWRA has been a member of Linktree for 2 years and joined in May 2024. The social media accounts linked to from AWRA are: • Instagram • LinkedIn • Email • X Besides social media accounts, Awra_Blog has populated their site with: • Visit our Website • WATCH MTETEZI DAUGHTERS TOMORROW • MTETEZI PREMIER BRITISH HIGH COMMISSION • Family Matters: We must demand gender equity and equality in Africa • Decolonizing African Activist Spaces: A Need for Home Grown Change - African Women Rights Advocates • Ending Female Genital Mutilation in Nigeria: How Far Have We Come? • How a Good Support System Contributes to Emotional Well-Being • ‘We Must Stand Against FGM’ : Sudani Doctor Hopes to Educate Men on FGM Horrors • US Supreme Court’s Decision to Overturn Roe v. Wade Violates First Amendment Rights • Here’s what we learned from ESD Global’s self-defense training for women • Ending FGM: Time to Shift the Power to Women & Frontline Activists • Female Genital Mutilation hurts women, girls, and our economies • Ending Female Genital Mutilation in Africa Requires a Holistic Approach. Here’s Why. • Ending Female Genital Mutilation & Child Marriage in Kenya: A Call for Change - African Women Rights Advocates • Understanding FGM and Violence Against Women • Meet Ola Labib — the first Black Muslim Sudanese woman to perform at the O2 • 4 Ways We Can Support Women’s Economic Empowerment in Sub-Saharan Africa • Women & Girls in Nigeria Need New Resources to Address Gender-Based Violence • #ReclaimTheNarrative: In Solidarity With the Women and Girls of Tigray • AWRA calls on Mali to protect women and girls from FGM and gender violence during times of conflict • Breaking Barriers: Women Entrepreneurs Add Value to Local Economies in Africa • Here’s why AWRA has decided to disrupt the NGO space now • Five reasons why the AWRA movement was founded • African Women Rights Advocates Interview Georgia Brooks • Women ‘will do their part to transform Africa,’ says leading Kenyan anchor • AWRA will ‘empower young African girls to prosper’ • African Women Rights Advocates join forces to create safe space for women and girls in a post-pandemic world • AWRA steps up efforts to end FGM, child marriage in Kenya’s most remote villages • Ending police brutality must be among global SDGs, says Nigerian activist • AWRA Film Review: ‘A Girl From Mogadishu’ starring Aja Naomi King • #ReclaimTheNarrative: Bodily Autonomy & Sexual Sovereignty • awra-group.org • #ReclaimTheNarrative: Dismantling Human Trafficking • “A New Dawn for Children”: FGM Survivor Writes Her Second Children’s Book • #ReclaimTheNarrative: Mainstream Beauty Standards Were Made to be Broken • ‘Their Suffering Breaks My Soul’: A Tigrayan Woman’s Pleas for Change • End Rape Culture: Legal Frameworks in Africa & MENA Must Empower Women and Support Survivors • Gaslighting, Harassment & Misogyny: The Life of a Teenage Girl in Egypt • In Egypt, I was called ‘rebellious’ for resisting sexual abuse as a child • Somalia: Government must end medical negligence and prioritize anti-FGM laws • Living with PCOS Taught Me That We Need More Women Doctors Who Center Women • In Nigeria, Religious Abuse Perpetuates Violence Against Women and Girls • An Ode to My African-Arab Vagina: I’m Sorry for Not Embracing You • Women-led NGO AWRA Empowers African Children Through Comic Series • Open Letter: Egypt Must Take Serious and Genuine Steps to End Gender Discrimination • ‘Purity culture’ is wounding women and sexual assault victims across Africa • Teenager Bassant Khalid’s Suicide Highlights the Brutality of Slut-Shaming Culture in Egypt