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The Power of Kennedy’s Voice

Discover the inspiring journey of Kennedy Ochieng Gumba, a resilient and determined advocate for the visually impaired. Explore his involvement in the Make Way Consortium, empowering individuals with disabilities, and see how his advocacy extends beyond personal challenges, leaving a lasting mark on his family and community.

Improving adolescents’ access to sexual and reproductive health services in Rwanda

We recently met the Society for Family Health, a technical partner of Wemos in Make Way, supporting the work in Rwanda on health systems strengthening.

The Feminist Healing Festival on Radical Care | Recap

Last year for 16 Days of Activism, Akina Mama wa Afrika, Raising Voices with the support of Make Way held a Feminist Healing Festival on Feminist Radical Care. Here is a recap and a free booklet to elighten you about care practices that you can take on.

The power of knowledge and meaningful engagement

“I was not born like this; I started having problems with my legs as a baby when I was about 2 years old. My parents took me to the hospital, but Doctors failed to heal me, and ever since, I have never walked.” Esnart Mwewa, Mwense Village, Samfya District.

How Intersectionality can help everyone realise their Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights

To spread awareness of the usefulness of intersectionality, debunk the misconceptions around it, and most importantly equip advocates of SRHR with an effective tool for advocacy, the Make Way consortium created a short video in English, explaining the concept of intersectionality.

There’s #NoExcuse not to invest in health systems

In 2022, around 48,800 women and girls worldwide were killed by their intimate partners or other family members. Why does investing in health systems help prevent this?

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