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Empowering Indigenous Women in Nigeria: Preserving Culture and Rights Amidst Challenges

In the vast and diverse landscape of Nigeria, indigenous women play a crucial role in upholding cultural heritage and traditions. However, the shrinking civic space poses significant challenges to their ability to preserve their culture and assert their rights within their communities and society at large. Indigenous women often find themselves at the crossroads of …

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Unveiling the Threat: How Shrinking Civic Space Impacts Women’s Rights and Activism in Nigeria

In recent years, the world has witnessed a concerning trend of shrinking civic space, where the ability of individuals and organizations to freely express their opinions, assemble peacefully, and advocate for social change is increasingly under threat. This alarming development is not only a challenge to democracy and human rights but also poses significant risks …

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Gender dimension to the joint statement on efforts to counter the proliferation and misuse of commercial spyware by Vision Spring Initiatives

Vision Spring Initiatives welcome with great delight the joint statement signed by Australia, Canada, Costa Rica, Denmark, France, New Zealand, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland, the United Kingdom and the United states. VSI acknowledges their understanding of the threat posed by the misuse of commercial spyware and the need for strict domestic and international controls on the …

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Integrating Digital Approach to providing Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) Information and Services for Women and Girls in Nigeria.

  Other Forms of Approach to SRHR before Covid-19 happened Before the advent of the pandemic in 2020, there was a need for widespread sexual and reproductive health information and services. Despite collaborative efforts at the national and global level, medical services such as Pre and Post-exposure prophylaxis for HIV/AIDs, oral HIV test kits, medical …

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POSITION PAPER BY VISION SPRING INITIATIVES, INTERNATIONAL CENTRE FOR ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH AND DEVELOPMENT AND CSO PARTNERS ON GENERATION EQUALITY ACTION COALITIONS.

  POSITION PAPER BY VISION SPRING INITIATIVES, INTERNATIONAL CENTRE FOR ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH AND DEVELOPMENT, AND CSO PARTNERS   TO   REPRESENTATIVES OF THE GOVERNMENT OF NIGERIA, POLICY OFFICIALS, AND ITS RELEVANT AGENCIES   COMMITMENTS TOWARDS THE ACTION COALITIONS ON THE 2026 GENERATION EQUALITY ACCELERATION PLAN Generation Equality outlines a youth-focused global roadmap to achieve gender …

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25 Years After Beijing: Perspectives of Young Nigerian Women

    In April 2021, Vision Spring Initiative organized a Generation Equality Writing Workshop for 12 young feminists in Nigeria. The aim was to build the capacity of young feminists on the thematic areas in the Beijing declaration and platform for action including its structural objectives and methods of contextualizing each area from a young …

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CATCH UP WITH VSI #GIRLIMPACT PROJECT

Last year, Vision Spring Initiatives commenced its #GirlImpact Project. After 3 days of intensive training of 12 female volunteers on comprehensive sexuality education and other Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) issues, we partnered with two secondary schools in two local government areas in Lagos state- Kosofe and Ikorodu. The LGAs selected were from …

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