IamMifali

18/09/2026

S1, Ep9: MIFALI Girls Speak! 🎙️✨

Meet Shekinah, 17, as she shares her key takeaway from the 2026 MIFALI National Convention: the importance of advancing menstrual health and dignity.

Her message is simple but powerful: menstruation is normal, natural and nothing to be ashamed of. Every girl & woman who menstruates deserves to understand her body, access the products and get the support she needs, as well being able to manage her period with confidence and dignity. 🩸💜
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Thanks to our partner for supporting this adolescent-led feminist movement /actors sprout 🌱

14/09/2026

The road to the implementation of the Belem GAP begins now - Register today to join us on Sept 17 for a dialogue seminar for Belem Gender Action Plan via https://form.jotform.com/262524274829060

09/09/2026

07/09/2026

Victory Eye, 21, is a final year student at the , where she studies Women’s Studies with Law at undergraduate. Victory is also currently on placement Women for a Change, Cameroon where she supports the gShe team with outreach and community mobilization/education on menstrual health and dignity.

Victory learned of the Pan African Adolescent Girls program through her work at Wfac in one of the outreaches and immediately expressed interest to join the maiden cohort of girls to benefit from the training. She believes in equal opportunities for all and is concerned about teenage early pregnancies, early marriage, and gender-based violence affecting girls in her community, and plans to, through this project gained the skills and expertise to be of impact to her community in addressing all these issues. She brings to this maiden cohort, skills and knowledge on women and the laws in Cameroon.

She aspires to become a human rights lawyer and envisions a future in which every girl in her community is confident, educated, and independent.

02/09/2026

I can’t believe it’s already been a month since the MIFALI Annual Convention 2026.

As we reflect on the incredible moments of learning, connection, and empowerment, I wanted to share a glimpse of something that was thoughtfully prepared for every participant who joined us.

Each convention bag was intentionally packed with items that reflected the purpose of our gathering. Participants received MIFALI T-shirts, notebooks and pens to capture insights, ideas, and lessons throughout the sessions. They also received a water bottle to stay refreshed and energized. Most importantly, each bag included menstrual pads as part of our commitment to promoting menstrual dignity and ensuring that conversations around menstruation are approached with openness, confidence, and respect.

To some, these may seem like simple items, but to us, they represented something much bigger: dignity, care, learning, and empowerment. Every item was selected with intention because we believe that menstruation is a natural part of life, and every girl and young woman deserves the resources and knowledge to manage it with confidence.

01/09/2026

Happy New Month from MIFALI! 💛

Welcome to September, a fresh month, a fresh opportunity to grow, learn, and make an impact. ✨

To every young person: stay focused, believe in your potential, and keep showing up for your dreams. Your journey matters, and your voice can create change. 💪🏾

Here’s to a purposeful September! 💛
IamMifali

06/08/2026

Mifali National convention 2026

06/08/2026

The MIFALI Annual Convention 2026 has officially begun🎉🎉🎉

Yesterday, we welcomed 22 adolescent girls and young women from across Cameroon for the start of this year’s convention. It was inspiring to see young leaders come together to share experiences, learn from one another, and build meaningful connections.

Over the next three days, we will engage in discussions on feminist leadership, women’s human rights, menstrual dignity, climate justice, creative arts, and advocacy. Together, we are creating a safe and empowering space for learning, solidarity, and collective action.

I am excited to witness the growth, creativity, and leadership that will emerge from this gathering. Here’s to strengthening the voices of adolescent girls and young women and building a stronger feminist movement in Cameroon.

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04/08/2026

Honoured to have been received yesterday by H.E. Professor Marie Thérèse Obama, Minister of Women’s Empowerment and the Family (MINPROFF), ahead of our 6tIamMifalili National Convention.

The meeting provided a valuable opportunity for us, as girls and young women, to present our collective priorities and aspirations. We also shared our consolidated annual report, highlighting key milestones achieved over the years, alongside our joint campaign policy brief and recommendations.

Meaningful change actually begins when the voices of girls are heard, valued, and translated into action. We look forward to continued collaboration in advancing policies that promote the rights, dignity, and opportunities of every girl in Cameroon. 💜

06/02/2026

Wow great❤️

During the workshop, we presented our contributions, achievements, and key challenges in advancing menstrual dignity.

Beyond programs, these discussions focus on the bigger picture: policy reform, market barriers, and sustainable access to menstrual health products. Real progress requires coordination, evidence, and collective advocacy.