INTERNATIONAL WOMEN CONFERENCE FINLAND 2012:3-7TH of September 2012
From the 3-7th of September 2012 EOAW will host an International Women’s Conference. The Conference will be an international forum for participants to engage in the most recent discussion on gender issues, however, the goal is not merely to present theoretical information but leave the participants with applicable tools to use in their own work. The Conference will be held for five days, with the morning sessions consisting of different speakers and specialists presenting the daily topic and the afternoon being a corresponding workshop session. The Conference will be an educational...
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DEBORAH'S STORY
Deborah Funmi Mupapa It's encouraging to hear Deborah; people are expecting someone discouraged, depressed or heartbroken, but instead people see a powerful and strong woman that stands to be the voice of women and children. She has an inspiring story to tell about how she has been able to overcome her past as she was being held hostage for years and sexually abused in DR Congo and how she still managed to become the strongest and amazing woman today, a great mother and a happy wife; the founder of Empowerment...
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STOP SEXUAL VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN AND CHILDREN
As we all know around the world women and children (teenage girls) become the victims of sexual violence which become a weapon of war against them in war zones. Empowerment of African women organization (EOAWO) have made this time as a special time for women and young girls, to console, to give hope, Amending heart of the affected women and girls help them building joy . From all the ethnic conflicts, disputes of power, wars and other social vices in Africa, 75% of these victims are women and children (young girls). Surprisingly,...
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Africa Development Network Platform
Africa Development Network platform: Empowerment of African Women plans to create a networking platform for African development projects, where those within the network will have access to information on different development projects within various African countries, as well as the contacts of international investors who are engaged or interested in these opportunities. Africa Development Network forum is a club created by EOAW where individuals, companies, organizations, associations and foundations can come together to share experiences and create partnerships for development related efforts on Africa. EOAW has interest in promoting education and investing...
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Free Education for young Girls
Raising funds to build City of Zionschools in Goma, North Kivu DR Congo and Nigeria. A project that will be a refuge of the unprivileged underage girl’s survivors of wars, and victims of rapes and tortures, providing free education and generating future opportunities for them. Thousands of teenage girls in Africa today are victims of all kind of humiliations, sexual violence, force marriages, families' incarcerations, circumcisions, sexual harassments, and unequal education privileges. Education services are generally poor throughout the republic democratic of Africa, especially in conflict zones. Wars, socials and economical situations...
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Raising funds to build City of Zion schools in Goma, North Kivu DR Congo and Nigeria. A project that will be a refuge of the unprivileged underage girl’s survivors of wars, and victims of rapes and tortures, providing. ..
It's encouraging to hear Deborah; people are expecting someone discouraged, depressed or heartbroken, but instead people see a powerful and strong woman that stands to be the voice of women and children.She has an inspiring story to tell about how she has ..[
As we all know around the world women and children (teenage girls) become the victims of sexual violence which become a weapon of war against them in war zones.Empowerment of African women organization (EOAWO) have made this time as a special time for women and young girls, to console, to give hope, amending heart of the affected women and girls help them building joy from all the ethnic conflicts, disputes of power, wars and other social vices in Africa, 75% of these victims are women and children (young girls).
