News and Stories

In the heart of many of Narok’s rural villages, where, too often, children stood on the brink of giving up on education, the “Pamoja Tudumishe Elimu” project is rewriting this story.

In today’s world, being a woman or a girl often means having to fight for rights that should be fundamental. Too many are still denied education, forced into early marriages, excluded from decision-making, and subjected to violence and systemic discrimination. But women and girls are not standing still: they’re stepping forward, claiming space, raising their voices, and asserting their rights. Our […]

How can we deconstruct the colonial approaches that still permeate practices for sustainability and the ecological transition? What are the effects on human rights and communities, and what is the role of women and grassroots movements, especially in the agricultural sector and along global production chains? These questions will be addressed in “Decolonising Land and […]

I consider my European Solidarity Corps volunteering experience in Jordan as one of the most formative periods in my career, so far. I am currently deployed as Project Management Assistant within the Gaza Operations Coordination team of WeWorld in Amman, Jordan.

WeWorld will participate in the Second EU Conference on Youth, Peace and Security (YPS) and YPS Week, taking place in Brussels from 10 to 14 November 2025. The event, organised by the EU YPS Coalition and Team Europe partners, marks ten years since the adoption of UN Security Council Resolution 2250, the landmark resolution that […]

Climate change does not only affect the environment – it also affects people, and not all in the same way. In many contexts, women and girls are among those most vulnerable to its impacts. The climate crisis deepens existing inequalities and makes life more difficult for those with fewer resources, less power, and limited protection. […]

Last September, we inaugurated the Maputo Natural History Museum after approximately two years of intensive renovation work carried out in collaboration with Sapienza University of Rome and the Anton Dohrn Zoological Station.

Twenty adolescents from Narok County came together for a transformative five-day training on Adolescent Reproductive Health Rights. The training marked the launch of the Adolescent Council, a youth-led platform dedicated to amplifying adolescent voices.

Survivors of gender-based violence (GBV) in Narok County will soon have a safe haven to turn to, thanks to an initiative under the IMARA Project.

We held a specialised training for local youth leaders and youth-led civil society organisations in Kenya on Meaningful Youth Participation in Climate Action, addressing the pressing issues of climate change and environmental degradation.

Across Africa, many girls are forced to miss school, drop out early, or suffer in silence because of period poverty, gender taboos, and inadequate sanitation facilities.

This year’s United Nations International Conference on Financing for Development (FFD4), held in Seville this month and attended by our team, concluded with the adoption of the “Sevilla Commitment” — a political declaration built around a comprehensive programme of over 100 initiatives.These initiatives are all gathered in the Sevilla Platform for Action, jointly developed by […]