Explore the significance of ecofeminism in Africa, where women lead environmental advocacy, agricultural practices, and sustainable living efforts.
Ecofeminism in Africa; Its importance in environmental activism and young girls. Read More »
Art is often recognized as a form of expression, yet it goes beyond that—it can also positively impact the environment and inspire others. The Eunice Amoka-Bankole Street Dreams Project is dedicated to this purpose. This project uses the power of art and storytelling to empower young women to champion profitable environmental projects in their communities.
The EAB Street Dreams Project Phase Two! Read More »
In sustainability, Nigerian women are leading the charge in facilitating the practice and awareness of sustainability in the country. From business sustainability to climate mental health, these women have showcased exemplary standards of practice in their work and are doing so in style.
Women Leading Sustainability in Nigeria Read More »
The overturning of constitutional rights to abortion by the United States Supreme Court is the latest blow in a worldwide rollback of protections for gender equality and women’s rights. It comes at a time when the Covid-19 pandemic has already set global gender parity back by a generation, and the worsening effects of climate change continue to
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Words by Ekene May Eliye What worries me a lot is how we train girls and prepare them to be women, wives and mothers, but we never train the boys the same way. We teach girls to be discreet about themselves, about their bodies, about their feelings, to hide it all, to never let the man know,
Please, what is Personal about Menstrual Flow? Read More »
Zahra,I like that you set your expectations for yourselfAnd do not let Society Sway you.
FOR ZAHRA: Message for the Striving Woman Read More »
Olajobi Makinwa is the United Nations Global Compact’s Chief, Intergovernmental Relations & Africa where she leads high-level interactions with governments as well as strengthening relations and mobilizing political support to advance the work of the UN Global Compact. She also coordinates relations with regional organizations. When we had this interview with her, she was the
Olajobi Makinwa – Susty Person of the Month (February) Read More »
The search is on for the 2019 Agropolis Fondation Louis Malassis International Scientific Prize for Agriculture and Food as well as the 2019 Olam Prize for Innovation in Food Security. Now on its 5th edition, the Agropolis Fondation Louis Malassis International Scientific Prize was created in 2009 to recognize the exemplary contribution of scientists in
$75,000 Olam Prize for Innovation in Food Security Read More »
To mark the World Cleanup day on Saturday, September 15 2018, SustyVibers from different parts of the countries came out in droves to cleanup their environment and educate people on the dangers of indiscriminate waste disposal on our streets, beaches, rivers and forests. The Susty on the Streets Lagos team came out to clean the
We Got Featured On BBC Read More »
About 52% of Nigeria’s female population is of reproductive age & menstruating. But a large number of these women including over 10 million rural & internally displaced girls & women cannot afford to buy disposable sanitary pads every month, on average these pads cost about 250 -400 naira per pack, and most women need at
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