6 Feb
As the world marks Zero Tolerance for FGM in 2026, Sister-to-Sister reflects the power of sustained, community-led action. Across Kenya, grassroots women continue to lead efforts to end FGM/C and gender-based violence—often with limited support. Sister-to-Sister creates a healing-centered, feminist space where frontline leaders are recognized as knowledge holders and change-makers. By nurturing solidarity, care, and shared leadership, the initiative transforms individual struggle into collective power. When women are trusted and resourced, they do not just participate in change. They lead it.
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We can hold two truths at once: zero tolerance for FGM and zero tolerance for racism in the name of protection. Justice must be clear, accountable, and universal.
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The Hidden Dynamics of FGM: Lessons from Pokot I have spent the past ten years on the frontlines advocating against female genital mutilation (FGM) in my community of Pokot. Over […]
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Understanding FGM and Violence Against Women Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) remains one of the most challenging issues within the spectrum of Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG). Despite its severe […]
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Family Matters: We must demand gender equity and equality in Africa The family unit is seen as the most important pillar of society, for it embodies the ideals of love, […]
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Ending Female Genital Mutilation in Africa Requires a Holistic Approach. Here’s Why. We recently sat down with our co-founder and East Africa Lead Domtila Chesang, who is a human rights […]
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