Gender Ombudsperson of the Aya Institute for Women, Politics and Media
Ghana
Joined October 2016
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Factcheck: Politics in Ghana take-no-prisoners !
"The character of politics itself is masculine and violent. It is rather unfortunate but we need to prepare to deal with this as we operate in politics as women" _ @DrSerwaaDonkor
Very welcome literature to the body of knowledge on #VAW
The "Violence Against Women in Political Parties in Ghana" Research Report is dully launched.
We hope its content travels far and wide and get the needed acceptance and use by political parties and governments. @OneSkyGiving #EndVAW #WomenInPolitics
Gender Watch Africa retweeted
#WomenInPolitics often face discrimination & violence when they do their job. Today, as we mark the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women & kick off the #16Days, join us in calling out violence against women everywhere & working to stop it! #VAWP 🧡
In this political season coupled with increased digital news sources, learning to spot fake news is key. @bftghana
A good read @theladyOh
Congratulations @F_Moudouthe
I am thrilled to be the next CEO of the African Women's Development Fund (@awdf01), an organisation I deeply respect. It's a privilege to build on @TheoSowa's powerful legacy & work with the @awdf01 team & all African #feminist to strengthen our movement.
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The final lap of Step Down Trainings for the Volta & Oti Regions took place at the University of Health and Allied Sciences(UHAS) in Ho, where Ms Mary Udeoha,the Women's Commissioner shared her governance lessons with female colleagues of the university.
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Our research on 'The State of Gender Diversity in Ghana in Key Sectors' indicates that the statistics is not encouraging. Ms Amoah's appointment is a win for our conscious collective efforts in ensuring gender diversity especially in the oil industry.
'After eight years on the bench as a Magistrate, the Nkrumah government in 1961 appointed her as a High Court judge – the first woman in the Commonwealth to achieve such a feat'.
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The POWER Group led by it's leader Ms. Rosemond Atutonu organised a Step-down Governance training for women from Ahunda Kpodzi in the Adaklu District of the Volta Region.
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