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We were represented at the Issues Paper Presentation Meeting hosted by @uwonet, a critical step in shaping the NAP III Review & development of NAP IV The Issues Paper captures stakeholder insights &presents recommendations final implementation phase of NAP III @Mglsd_UG #WPS

As part of #SecondChanceEduc Advocacy, we held a dialogue at Wangkawa primary school with teachers, parents, key stakeholders from neighboring schools & @pdlgUg officials to increase collaboration between teachers & parents for a more supportive environment for learners #HerVoice

To address the specific needs of journalists in analyzing & challenging gender bias in media, and strategize to promote more inclusive & equitable representation we facilitating training of 30 journalists in #Aruacity on feminist transformative leadership under #voicesforchange.

Activism is heart work. Feminism is life's work. Every day, we show up in big ways and small for justice, equity & dignity. But in a world that never stops demanding, remember this: pausing is not quitting. Rest is resistance. #MondayMotivation

Redefining what it means to be a female, a male, a human being, and thrive today, while building for generations to come....#PositiveMasculinity2025 #SeeFar #MasculinitywithResponsibility @medicamondiale @paif_Rdc @memprowuganda .

We joined the #GirlsFirst Summit by @shesthefirst.This was a space to celebrate girl-centered leadership, share knowledge & strengthen movement for girls rights It strengthened our capacity & skills in girl-centered engagement thru the #GirlsFirst Institute Advanced Certification

The final area of conversation is reflecting on: How can we redefine masculinity to create a more positive impact; one that uplifts everyone, not just men? And how do we nurture positive masculinity without reinforcing patriarchy? #PositiveMasculinity2025 #SeeFar

As we @MEMPROWUganda host the Positive Masculinity Conference we recognize that toxic Masculinity is a big danger to men, boys and everyone around them Nurturing men to positively use their power is a strategic and sustainable way to achieving gender equity FOR A BETTER WORLD❤️

Day 3 of the #PositiveMusculinity2025 conference. We start on a fun & energetic note. As we close, we look forward to Increased awareness & understanding and to questioning harmful gender norms for an inclusive society where both men & women thrive in dignity, respect & equality.

Day Two | Conference Highlights A panel moderated by @nakame_sarah brought together powerful voices including @TitusAsiimwe of @WomenProbono; @MugaluNathan; @AmanyaAklam; #RaphaelWakenge a renowned HRD from DRC Tackling how masculinity manifests across Africa & its effects.

Our Legal Officer, Titus Asiimwe, is currently speaking at the Positive Masculinity Conference organized by @MEMPROW_Ug. He is speaking on the importance of male engagement in advancing gender justice, referencing the 1994 #ICPD which called for men to be active allies in…

At the #PositiveMasculinity2025 conference, Mr. Banio Luiji Nobert, a Trainer and Speaker, penned down his reflections on #MasculinitywithResponsibilities. Read article: linkedin.com/posts/banio_ma…

I’m happy to be part of the 3 Day #PositiveMasculinity Conference. Organised by @MEMPROWUganda We are learning, reflecting, and redefining masculinity to build a just, violence free & gender equal society. @medicamondiale

Our legal officers Titus Asiimwe & Solomon Kisakye are representing at the 3-day #PositiveMasculinity Conference by @MEMPROWUganda With voices from Uganda, DRC, Rwanda & Germany, this gathering aims to redefine masculinity as a force for gender equity and justice. The time is…

Currently attending the Positive Masculinity Conference organised by @MEMPROWUganda with participants from Congo and other EAC Countries. I am glad ghat masculinity is being redefined and Ethnographically being discussed. We need mentored Men and boy for better gender outcomes .

From pre-colonial community structures where men were protectors/nurturers, to colonial disruptions, our facilitator is unpacking how masculinity in Africa has shifted over time We’re asking: What traditional masculinities upheld dignity, balance & care?And how can we reclaim it?

In their remarks,@paif_Rdc called for engaging men in efforts to challenge harmful masculinities through different institutions to create safer spaces for women. @Immaclove hailed the strength of this partnership in dismantling patriarchal norms & bridging gaps in equality

Happening Now: Welcome to the #PositiveMasculinity2025 Regional Conference, hosted by @MEMPROWUganda in partnership with @paif_Rdc, supported by @medicamondiale. This 3-day gathering brings voices from Uganda, DRC, Rwanda & Germany to reimagine masculinity as a force for justice