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Research and Advocacy for Gender Justice - RAGJ

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Research and Advocacy for Gender Justice - RAGJ

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Law | Governance | Natural Resources | Monitoring and Evaluation Motto: Recharged for Innovation!

Vision:
A gender-just society with women and girls integrated into microeconomic and macroeconomic governance programming. Mission:
Reframing women’s rights through action-research methodologies, evidence-based advocacy, data-driven policy and law-making.

2025 Strategic Plan:
Innovating and Building Resilience in Conflict through an Integrated Emergency Management Strategy for Grassroots Communities and Institutions in Cameroon. Program Areas:
Justice and Rule of Law (JRoL)
Governance and Democratic Accountability (GDA)
Assets and Natural Resources Governance (ANRG)
Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability and Learning (MEAL)

21/09/2026

🕊️💙 International Day of Peace | Journée internationale de la paix

Peace is more than the absence of conflict. It is justice, dignity, inclusion and the freedom to live with hope.

La paix, c’est plus que l’absence de conflit. C’est la justice, la dignité, l’inclusion et la liberté de vivre dans l’espoir.

At RAGJ, we believe peace begins with people. 🌿
À la RAGJ, nous croyons que la paix commence avec les personnes.

19/08/2026

🌍💙 World Humanitarian Day | Journée mondiale de l’aide humanitaire

Today, we honour those who serve humanity with courage, compassion and hope.
À celles et ceux qui œuvrent pour l’humanité avec courage, compassion et espoir, nous rendons hommage.

Together, let us act for humanity and inspire hope. 🕊️

09/08/2026

🆕News: On June 12, Soka Gakkai International (SGI) launched a pilot program for Culture of Peace for Gender Equality (CoP4GE) Ambassadors during a virtual meeting with ten participants from around the world, including Afghanistan, Yemen, Cameroon, Spain, Germany, Togo, Nigeria and Lebanon. The program is part of the broader CoP4GE Initiative that emerged from discussions at the UN Commission on the Status of Women. In collaboration with UN Women and other partners, the pilot program will provide training to empower participants to promote the culture of peace within their communities and beyond. Ramu Damodaran, Permanent Observer of the University for Peace to the United Nations, expressed hope for the program's success.

09/08/2026

📢 Call for Expression of Interest | Peace Signals

Every community has people, relationships and everyday practices that contribute to peace. Peace Signals is about finding them, listening to them, and making them visible. Every Community Has Peace Signals. Let’s Listen.

Across Cameroon's North-West Region, communities continue to build peace through dialogue, solidarity, inclusion, compassion, local leadership, and everyday acts of courage. Yet many of these stories remain unseen.

RAGJ is pleased to support the Peace Signals community listening and storytelling initiative under the Culture of Peace for Gender Equality Initiative (CoP4GE).

We are inviting young people aged 18–35 who live or work in the North-West Region of Cameroon to participate in this exciting initiative. We are looking for young people who are ready to listen, learn, tell, elevate, and network. What peace already exists in your community? Tell us about your Peace Signal.

Peace Signal Leaders will have the opportunity to:
🌱 Learn practical approaches to community listening and ethical storytelling;
🤝 Engage with their communities and document one Peace Signal;
💬 Connect and learn with other young peace leaders; and
📖 Contribute to a growing collection of community stories that can inform advocacy for peace and gender equality.
📅 Applications are open from 9–14 August 2026.
📌 Project activities will take place throughout August 2026.

👉 Apply through the QR code or application link on the poster. Otherwise click on this link: https://forms.gle/ivYG5AG8CvFgoP8H9

21/06/2026

💙 Happy Father’s Day | Bonne fête des Pères 💙

Today, RAGJ celebrates all fathers and father figures whose love, strength, guidance, and sacrifices shape stronger families and communities.

Aujourd’hui, RAGJ célèbre tous les pères et figures paternelles dont l’amour, la force, les conseils et les sacrifices bâtissent des familles et des communautés plus fortes.

👔 Strong fathers. Stronger families. Stronger communities.
👔 Des pères forts. Des familles plus fortes. Des communautés plus fortes.

20/06/2026

🎓 Celebrating Excellence and Learning at RAGJ

We are proud to celebrate Agwenjang Marilyne for earning an Excellent grade in the defence of her MBA dissertation on: Data Management Practices and Project Success in Advocacy-Based Organisations: Evidence from RAGJ, Cameroon.

Her research highlights the critical role of strong data systems in improving project outcomes, accountability, and organisational learning, with data quality management emerging as a key driver of success.

At RAGJ, we are committed to building on these findings to strengthen our evidence-based advocacy and deepen our impact for individuals and communities.

Congratulations, Marilyne, on this remarkable achievement! 👏🏾

20/06/2026

19/06/2026

Over the past few days, RAGJ has actively participated in a series of strategic capacity-strengthening workshops under the Woman Eh! Wuna Place Dey Project, implemented with support from BMZ, GIZ, and the European Union, in collaboration with UNFPA Cameroon, TeenAlive Cameroon, and Women in Action against Gender-Based Violence (WACameroon).

These engagements included:

🔹 GBV Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) Development Workshop, which brought together Women-Led Organizations from the North West and South West Regions to collaboratively develop practical and context-responsive SOPs aimed at strengthening GBV prevention and response systems.

🔹 Community Awareness Techniques for GBV Prevention and Response Training, which focused on strengthening community engagement strategies, awareness-raising methodologies, and survivor-centered prevention and response mechanisms.

🔹 GBV Safety Audit SOPs Development Workshop, which facilitated the design of practical procedures for GBV safety audits, reinforcing community-based risk identification, prevention strategies, and coordinated protection mechanisms.

For RAGJ, these trainings are not isolated learning moments; they directly reinforce our Justice and Rule of Law (JRoL) Policy, institutional plans, and operational procedures, while strengthening the framework of our Legal Aid Clinic, where GBV case management, survivor protection, referral pathways, and access to justice remain central to our work.

The knowledge, tools, and collaborative processes gained from these engagements will enhance RAGJ’s capacity to improve legal case handling, strengthen survivor-centered protection systems, and contribute to more harmonized and effective GBV prevention and response mechanisms in Cameroon.

We extend our sincere appreciation to UNFPA Cameroon, TeenAlive Cameroon, WACameroon, and all partners for creating these important spaces for learning, co-creation, and strengthening local protection systems.

RAGJ remains committed to advancing justice, protection, accountability, and dignity for women and girls in our communities.

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New Raod, Nkwen, Northwest
Bamenda

Heures d'ouverture

Mardi	09:00 - 17:00
Mercredi	09:00 - 17:00
Jeudi	09:00 - 17:00
Vendredi	09:00 - 17:00
Samedi	09:00 - 17:00

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http://www.ragj.org/

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