Events and Convenings
Join us in creating change through community events, workshops, and advocacy campaigns that bring people together for gender equality.
Upcoming Events
Be part of the change. Join our upcoming events and help us build a gender-just and violence-free society.
Gender Responsive Journalism training focused on ethical reporting and Storytelling on SGBV
The Gender-Responsive Journalism Training focuses on strengthening media capacity to report on Sexual and Gender-Based Violence (SGBV) in an ethical, sensitive, and survivor-centered manner. It equips journalists with the knowledge and skills to tell stories that uphold dignity, avoid harm, and challenge harmful stereotypes, while amplifying the voices of survivors responsibly. The training emphasizes accuracy, confidentiality, and the importance of framing narratives in ways that contribute to awareness, accountability, and positive social change.
Past Events & Impact
Celebrating our journey of community engagement, advocacy, and the collective impact we've created together.
JAMII SALAMA INITIATIVE (JSI) Partners First Quarter Meeting
The Jamii Salama Initiative (JSI) is a collaborative effort by women's rights organizations and other stakeholders in Tanzania. Its primary objective is to create safer public spaces by challenging the normalization of sexual harassment, changing mindsets and attitudes, and advocating for policies that promote a safer environment for women and girls. The Jamii Salama Initiative (JSI) convened its first quarterly meeting which brought together old JSI partners, and welcomed onboard the new JSI 12 partners who are committed to creating safer public spaces across Tanzania. The meeting served as a powerful platform to reflect on progress, share insights, and collectively shape the way forward. With growing momentum and renewed energy, this gathering reaffirmed a shared commitment to challenging harmful social norms, strengthening partnerships, and driving sustainable change in communities.
Event Impact:
25 students engaged in storytelling competition