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Why do FGM survivors remain silent?
Sometimes, the question is “What have we done to make speaking feel unsafe?”
Fear of stigma, shame and judgement can silence survivors.
Our 2-day emotional wellbeing workshop created space for connection, reflection and healing. #Future4Binti
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Religious leaders have a powerful voice, and that voice can help challenge harmful norms, protect girls, promote dignity and inspire positive change. Missed the conversation? Listen to the full show here: facebook.com/SIDAIFM/videos/…
#Future4Binti #ProtectHerFuture
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"When an individual changes, it is a start of change for the whole community." Inspiration from Chief Damaris Njapit during a safe space dialogue with FGM survivors in Nkinyie Village, Mosiro. Survivors safe spaces to heal, connect; a catalysts for lasting community change. #F4B
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A community changes when its young people refuse to accept injustice as tradition. Youth in Emorogi Village, Loita Ward held a Structured Peer Education Session on their role in ending FGM, child marriage, and other harmful practices. #EndFGM #EndChildMarriage #YouthLeadership
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Our Coordinator, Rumana Issack, is moderating a session on country experiences in survivor leadership, bringing together survivors, government officials, and key stakeholders to share lessons, challenges, and best practices in advancing survivor-led efforts to end FGM. #EndFGM
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Powerful reflection from Zeitun Mohamed @aden_zeytun Your journey is a testament to resilience, courage, and the power of survivor leadership. Thank you for sharing your story and inspiring others #EndFGM
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Thank you, Catherine Mootian, for sharing your SLI journey. Your growth, courage, and leadership are a true inspiration. Your story reminds us that empowering survivors creates lasting change #EndFGM
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A father's greatest legacy is not what he leaves for his children, but what he leaves in them.
Today we celebrate fathers who lead with love, care, and positive example. Happy Father's Day from Menvolved Initiative.
#HappyFathersDay #PositiveFatherhood
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We are thrilled ☺, Our ED @CMootian is attending the #RHNKPanAfricanConference2026 at Sarova Whitesands (June 2-5).
Let's drive the future of youth health together!
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May this Eid al-Adha bring peace, compassion, joy, and hope to you and your loved ones. Together, we continue building dignified, safe, and empowered communities.
#EidMubarak #EidAlAdha #Afyafrika
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Congratulations to CREAW Kenya on the launch of the Strategic Plan 2026–2030! 🎉
A bold vision to deepen impact, amplify voices, strengthen systems, and advance transformative change for women and girls. Here’s to a more just and equal future. ✊🏾 #GenderJustice
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“Community influencers and stakeholders we engage must reflect the values of protecting girls’ rights.” Cynthia, AMREF
At the #Future4Binti inception meeting, stakeholders emphasized that real change begins with leaders who champion girls’ safety, education, and dignity.
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As we launched the #Future4Binti Project in Mosiro Ward, Narok County at Olntim Hotel, Ntulele. Area chief Jane recommended using girls who have completed school as role models to inspire others to stay in school and avoid teenage pregnancy, child marriage & FGM. 📚
#EndFGM
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Big moves for girls’ rights in Narok!
Afyafrika, in partnership with @Amref_Kenya , met with the Narok County Executive Committee to kickstart the Future4Binti Project. Narok East, Loita, Mosiro & Narok South, we’re coming with solutions, dialogue, and action!
#Future4Binti
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On this International Women’s Day 🌸, we celebrate the strength, courage, and leadership of survivors. Your voices are powerful. Your stories inspire change. Together, we continue to stand for a future where every girl grows up free from FGM/C and full of opportunity. #IWD2026
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Men are not spectators in the SRHR conversation, they are key drivers of change. In Olerai Village, men engaged in bold discussions on challenging harmful norms and promoting healthier communities.
The work continues. ✊
#MaleEngagement #SRHR #EndHarmfulNorms

































