Monrovia, Liberia – In a landmark effort to advance gender equality, the African Women & Children Empowerment Initiative (AWOCHI) has successfully trained 100 community advocates through its Women’s Rights Training Program. The initiative equips participants with the knowledge and tools to champion the rights of women and girls in their communities, fostering lasting social change.
Building Knowledge, Inspiring Action
The intensive training program covered key areas including:
- Legal rights awareness – Understanding national laws and international frameworks that protect women.
- Community advocacy skills – Effective strategies for driving grassroots campaigns and influencing policy.
- Leadership development – Empowering participants to lead with confidence in civic and social spaces.
“This training is more than a learning experience—it’s a movement,” said an AWOCHI program coordinator. “Each participant now carries the responsibility of advancing women’s rights and ensuring every girl has a voice and a future.”
Local Impact, Lasting Change
Graduates of the program are already planning awareness campaigns in schools, women’s groups, and local communities. These advocates will also work with traditional leaders, government officials, and civil society organizations to address barriers to equality such as gender-based violence, child marriage, and lack of access to education.
AWOCHI’s Commitment to Equality
AWOCHI continues to champion programs that uplift women and children across Liberia, with a focus on education, health, livelihoods, governance, and environmental sustainability. By building the capacity of local advocates, the organization ensures that change is not only initiated but sustained from within the community.
