Lucy-Ann Ganda – Media Challenge Winner, Sierra Leone
Lucy-Ann Ganda is one of the ten winners of the Media Challenge, 'Reporting Sensitively on Harmful Practices' for her video on the work of grassroots organisations to fight the practice…
Seydou Diatta – Media Challenge Winner, Senegal
Seydou Diatta is one of the ten winners of the media challenge: 'Reporting Sensitively on Harmful Practices' for their film 'Eliminate FGM and Child Marriage'. Her film was broadcasted live…
Joseph Kizza – Media Challenge Winner, Uganda
Joseph Kizza is one of the ten winners of the media challenge 'Reporting Sensitively on Harmful Practices'. His article concerns the importance of engaging men and boys as allies in…
Sukulwenkosi Dube – Media Challenge Winner, Zimbabwe
Sukulwenkosi Dube is one of the ten winners of the Media Challenge 'Reporting Sensitively on Harmful Practices'. Dube describes the tragic story of a victim of child marriage, Sikhulile Sibanda,…
Dominic Kamau Maichuhie – Media Challenge Winner, Kenya
Dominic Kamau Maichuhie is one of the ten winners of the media challenge: ‘Reporting Senstively on Harmful Practices' organized by the African Union, Spotlight Initiative, UNFPA, and The Global Media…
‘Reporting Sensitively on Harmful Practices’ Media Challenge
#FrontlineEndingFGM presents the ten talented journalists and winners to the Media Competition: 'Reporting Sensitively on Harmful Practices'. This Media challenge, organized by the African Union, Spotlight Initiative, UNFPA, and The…
#FrontlineEndingFGM achieves a ‘statistically significant’ result in Mali
This followed on from a year of intensive locally-led campaigns in Mali. Some of the TV jingles on FGM, addressing: the myths surrounding the practice, itsharmful consequences on girls’ and…
GMC’s holistic, data driven approach, to evaluating our impact on ending FGM
Abstract: We set out our approach to measuring the effectiveness of our strategy to end FGM. Timely evaluation of what we are achieving also enables us to reinforce good approaches…
In 2020 more girls were “at risk” of mutilation by FGM, than the entire population of cities such as Paris and Los Angeles
Breaking News: UNFPA confirms; “4 million girls were at risk in 2020” That is more than the entire population of cities such as Los Angeles, Paris, Rome, Berlin and Chicago.…
