K-Tuelimishe Vijana

Meet Emma, our week five facilitator.

With extensive experience in student organizing on climate change, Emma will be facilitating this program for the second time since the Green Youth Training Program.

We are excited to learn from her expertise this week.

We are ready to hear from Fredrick, a proponent of good governance and a young fellow who is passionate about climate change.

Get Ready!

Chelsea stood out among the first cohort of fellows, earning the Best Project Award for her outstanding work.

This week, she steps into the role of facilitator, and we are excited to see her share her insights and guide the next generation of fellows.

Human rights are the basic rights and freedoms that belong to every person, regardless of nationality, s*x, ethnicity, religion, or any other status. They are essential for living with dignity and equality.

🌍✨ As we conclude the 16 Days of Activism, let’s keep the momentum going for change! It’s time to stand up against digital violence targeting women and girls. 📱💔

Digital abuse can take many forms, from cyberbullying to harassment and beyond. It's a violation of our rights and dignity that must end. We can all play a part in creating a safer online space.

🔹 Call out harmful behavior when you see it.
🔹 Support organizations working to combat digital violence.
🔹 Educate yourself and others about online safety and respect.

Together, we can build a world where women and girls are free to express themselves without fear. Share your stories, spread awareness, and let’s amplify the call for change! 💪

Without volunteers, TUVI's work stops!

Today, on Volunteer Day, I would like to thank you for the service, time, and skills you have donated. Your continued support has helped us reach 930 girls in 4 partner schools, 200 young boys, and train 40 young people in climate education. We hope you will stay engaged and continue to be part of this meaningful journey. We would not have been able to have all these valuable sessions in schools without you. Thank you for being an important part of the everyday lives of those we serve!
Sherine - Executive Director

Meet the week two facilitator for the Green Youth Advocacy and Training.

When women leaders are silenced online, it is a real attack on democracy.



Source: UN Women

Digital violence deters women and girls from speaking out, taking leadership role and participating in public spaces.

Stay alert. Stay smart. Protect your digital space.

This week in the Green Youth Advocacy and training session, we spotlight our exceptional fellow, Arnold Kigadi.

Wish them well in the comment section.

Let’s build a world where every girl and woman feels safe and inspired online.