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Our Voice Speaks
Mentor of the Month
This month, we celebrate our amazing mentor T. Luna Imhotep who has been with the EMP doing great work with our mentees. Let’s meet her!
Meet Our Mentors at the Evolve Mentorship Program (EMP)
Mentorship is indeed a wonderful journey both for the Mentees and the Mentors. Since the inception of the Evolve Mentorship Program in January 2019, our
Impact of Lack of Menstrual Hygiene Materials on Girls
INTRODUCTION Menstruation is a naturally occurring physiological phenomenon in adolescent girls and pre-menopausal women.[1] Menstruation necessitates the availability of material resources to absorb or collect menstrual
Freelance Sites to Aid Your Remote Work
There is a paradigm shift in the way work is being done now and even after the COVID 19 crisis, there’s no guarantee that things
Let’s Break the Menstruation Stigma
According to the World Bank (2018), at least 500 million women and girls lack adequate facilities for menstrual hygiene management (MHM). Inadequate privacy measures and
COVID-19: Online Courses to Keep You Productive
It’s COVID -19 season which means we are all staying home except for our front liners and other essential workers who are out there keeping
COVID-19: SEGEI’S COMMUNITY RESPONSE
We are all embracing our new reality of washing our hands more often than we’d like to and practicing #SocialDistancing. While the entire world grabbles
Purple Ball 2020
March 8 is International Women’s Day (IWD), a day to acknowledge progress and gaps in advancing women’s rights and to celebrate women globally. To commemorate the day, Strong Enough Girls’ Empowerment Initiative (SEGEI) and Glamorous Mothers Development Initiative (GLAMODI) hosted their 3rd annual Purple Ball at the Hotel Rosebud (former Nanet Suites) in Central Business District, Abuja, Nigeria.
Revitalizing Education in Nigeria: The Need for a Practical and More Inclusive Educational System
Since her independence on the 1st of October 1960, Nigeria has remained consistent in growth, moving from 42.5 million people at the time of independence
