Gender Equity Society

This one is gonna be a clash of titans😁 the boys will face the men and when two elephant meet only the grass will suffer,Diploma one and the degree year two are ready to entertain us tomorrow with skills and pure football 😁 "Tidae na game pa game"

The mama’s will know why pekito’s are pekito’s 😁

The time is now 2pm sharp😌if anybody miss dis game u heaven wan de at stake so na dat ya

Venue: Tree planting 😊
Time: 2pm

See y'all there today
And all the best to the two teams 🎉

DAY TWO UPDATE — EQUITY DERBY CUP 2026

15th May 2026

The second phase of the Equity Derby Cup 2026 continued successfully with exciting participation from students across the department.

Day Two Match:
Degree Year Two FC VS Degree Year Three FC

Following the qualification rounds, the female teams that qualified are:

Degree Year Three Female Team
Diploma Year One Female Team

Tomorrow’s Female Fixture:
Degree Year Three VS Diploma Year One

Tomorrow’s Male Fixture:
Diploma Year One VS Degree Year Two

The winning teams from tomorrow’s matches will advance to play against the past male and female students of the department, making the competition even more exciting and competitive.

This initiative by the Gender Equity Society Executive through the Ministry of Games and Sports continues to encourage leadership, sportsmanship, gender inclusion, student engagement, and stronger relationships between present and past students of the department.

Together, we are building unity through sports.
Play Hard • Win Fair
United by Passion

DAY ONE UPDATE — EQUITY DERBY CUP 2026 ⚽

14th May 2026

The Gender Equity Society FBC-USL Executive, through the Office of the Minister and Deputy Minister of Games and Sports together with all executive members, successfully organized the opening fixture of the Equity Derby Cup 2026.

Opening Match:
Degree Year One FC VS Diploma Year One FC

This tournament was organized to promote unity, inclusion, teamwork, discipline, talent development, and healthy interaction among students within the department. It also creates a platform for both male and female students to participate actively in sports while strengthening friendship and togetherness.

The effort and coordination of the Minister, Deputy Minister, and the entire executive body continue to show the importance of student leadership and participation in extracurricular activities that build confidence, peace, and departmental pride.

One Cup, One Dream
Passion • Unity • Pride • Performance

The Gender Equity Society, FBC, is proud to reflect on a powerful and impactful Students’ Assembly on Democracy and Good Governance held in collaboration with the Economic, Social and Cultural Council (ECOSOCC), Reform Initiatives, and the AU International Center for Human Rights and Democracy (CHRD).

We are delighted to share that 50 students from the Institute Of Gender Research and Documentation benefited from this enriching training and dialogue session. It was inspiring to witness active participation from students across various departments, including Mass Communication, Political Science, Peace and Conflict Studies. This diversity of voices strengthened the conversation and reinforced the importance of collective responsibility in building a democratic society.

As a society, our commitment remains firm, to empower students with knowledge, promote critical engagement, and nurture a generation that values equity, accountability, and good governance. We believe that meaningful change begins with informed and active young people.

We are especially proud that members of our executive were present and contributed meaningfully to the success of this initiative. Their presence reflects our dedication not just in words, but in action.

As part of the Institute of Gender Research and Documentation, we take great pride in being associated with such impactful gatherings that align with our mission to promote gender equity, inclusive dialogue, and national development.

Together, we continue to say, Be informed. Be empowered. Be the change.

Today, May 1st, the Gender Equity Society FBC proudly joins the rest of the world in celebrating Labour Day. This day serves as a reminder of the dignity of work the strength of dedication and the importance of equal opportunities for all, regardless of gender. As a society, we remain committed to promoting gender equity, amplifying voices, and fostering an environment where everyone is respected, valued, and empowered to succeed.

Happy Labour Day to all hardworking individuals your contributions continue to shape a more inclusive and progressive society.

‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️From the Office of the Minister of Programs
Gender Equity Society, Fourah Bay College

The Office of the Minister of Programs, on behalf of the entire executive of the Gender Equity Society, wishes to inform all students of an upcoming Students’ Assembly on Democracy and Good Governance, in partnership with Reform Initiatives (RI) and the African Union Economic, Social and Cultural Council (AU-ECOSOCC).

In line with our democratic values and commitment to fairness, the executive will select fifty (50) students from all academic levels, beginning from Diploma I, based on academic performance and demonstrated impact.

The assembly is scheduled for Wednesday, 29th April 2026, from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon at Tunde Cole Auditorium. Refreshments will be provided for all participants.

This initiative aims to promote active student engagement in conversations on democracy, governance and civic responsibility.

Proudly brought to you by AU-ECOSOCC

Warm regards,
Yeaniva Agnes Lansana
Minister of Programs
Gender Equity Society
Fourah Bay College

‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️From the Office of the Minister of Programs
Gender Equity Society, Fourah Bay College

The Office of the Minister of Programs, on behalf of the entire executive of the Gender Equity Society, wishes to inform all students of an upcoming Students’ Assembly on Democracy and Good Governance, in partnership with Reform Initiatives (RI) and the African Union Economic, Social and Cultural Council (AU-ECOSOCC).

In line with our democratic values and commitment to fairness, the executive will select fifty (50) students from all academic levels, beginning from Diploma I, based on academic performance and demonstrated impact.

The assembly is scheduled for Wednesday, 30th April 2026, from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon at Tunde Cole Auditorium. Refreshments will be provided for all participants.

This initiative aims to promote active student engagement in conversations on democracy, governance and civic responsibility.

Proudly brought to you by AU-ECOSOCC

Warm regards,
Yeaniva Agnes Lansana
Minister of Programs
Gender Equity Society
Fourah Bay College

The Executive of the Gender Equity Society, Fourah Bay College, proudly joined Her Excellency Esther Tholley on Day 1 of the African Women Leadership Conference 2026 held at the Miatta Civic Centre in Freetown.

Under the powerful theme “Redefining Leadership: Women Shaping Africa’s Future,” the conference brought together inspiring leaders, change makers, and advocates committed to advancing gender equality across the continent. The presence of distinguished guests and African female leaders. As a society, we remain committed to amplifying the voices of women and promoting inclusive leadership. Being part of this important platform strengthens our resolve to continue advocating for gender equity within our institution and beyond.

-FBC

Big shout-out to my newest top fans! Pavard Dumbuya, Knoxforda Ayodele Nicol, Joseph Lamin Bockarie, Magdalene Musu Swaray

On 8th April, 2026, students from the Gender Equity Society, Fourah Bay College, through the leadership of Her Excellency Esther Tholley, joined a one-day workshop on designing keywords for the E-Monitoring Plus Platform focused on addressing Technology-Facilitated Gender-Based Violence ( ) organized by UNDP in Sierra Leone .

A total of 25 students from the Institute of Gender Research and Documentation actively participated in this timely and insightful training, which brought together key national stakeholders and students to strengthen collective understanding of cyber threats and online gender-based violence.

The session created a valuable space for learning, dialogue, and collaboration, where participants examined real-life TFGBV cases in Sierra Leone and identified patterns, keywords, and digital indicators used in tracking online abuse. This engagement further deepened our understanding of the evolving nature of gender-based violence in the digital space.

Gender Equity Society, we remain committed to empowering students with opportunities that build capacity, strengthen advocacy, and promote meaningful participation in national and global conversations on gender equality and digital safety.

We extend our sincere appreciation to the organizers and partners for this impactful initiative and look forward to more opportunities that continue to equip and inspire students within the department. Thank you United Nations United Nations Development Programme - UNDP

Thank you UNDP Sierra Leone🙏