SAVE A GIRL. SAVE A GENERATION.
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SAVE A GIRL. SAVE A GENERATION.
They need us. Help us to help.
The Purple Chair Podcast: Amplifying Youth Voices in the Fight Against Female Genital Mutilation and Gender Based Violence
We are excited to announce the launch of The Purple Chair Podcast, an innovative series dedicated to elevating the voices of young activists addressing Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) and Gender-Based Violence (GBV). The launch will be on the International Day of the Girl Child, October 11 (11:00-12:15). To participate please register here.
What is female genital mutilation?
PIVOT
The PIVOT project, supported by the European Union's Erasmus+ program, aims to strengthen the role of youth in the democratic processes of the European Union (EU), highlighting the significance of active and informed participation [...]
MeWe Power UP
The "MeWe Power Up" project, driven by the "la Caixa" Foundation, addresses the challenges of integrating women survivors of female genital mutilation (FGM), forced marriage (FM), and other forms of gender-based violence through a [...]
Creating Bonds of Trust
Creating bonds of trust aims to raise awareness about female genital mutilation (FGM) and forced marriage (FM) in order to contribute to their eradication by working with two groups: on one hand, with migrant women, [...]
Asha Ismail interviews Dr. Renée Bergstrom, female genital mutilation survivor
Asha Ismail interviews Dr. Renée Bergstrom, female genital mutilation survivor.
Entrevista a Asha Ismail (La Voz de Galicia)
Asha Ismail: «He conseguido perdonar a mi madre».
Víctima de una ablación cuando tenía 5 años, preside la ONG Save a Girl, Save a Generation. Este sábado será homenajeada por Tierra de Hombres por su defensa de la infancia.
Leer entrevista
“Sin las africanas no se puede terminar con la mutilación” | El País (29/1/2018)
Testimonio de Asha Ismail en su ponencia en Casa África, y recogido por el diario El País.
“Todavía oigo el sonido de la cuchilla” | La Vanguardia
Reportaje publicado en la edición digital de La Vanguardia, en el que Asha Ismail relata su historia en primera persona.20