Ethiopian Women Rights Advocate - EWRA

11/04/2026

The management and staff of Ethiopian Women Rights Advocates (EWRA) extend their heartfelt wishes for a blessed Easter to all Christians

07/04/2026

We lost our icon in the history of Ethiopian women!!

19/03/2026

Wishing you and your loved ones a joyful and blessed Eid.

08/03/2026

Why March 8 Matters
March 8 is more than a date- it is a call to action.
International Women's Day celebrates the achievements of women while reminding us that gender equality is still unfinished work. Women continue to face unequal opportunities, limited leadership representation, and Gender-Based Violence.
Advancing women’s rights is not optional- it is essential for sustainable development. When women lead, institutions grow stronger. When women are safe, communities thrive. When women are empowered, economies prosper.
Let’s move from awareness to action.

07/03/2026

07/03/2026

March 7
In Ethiopia, the care economy often goes unnoticed, especially when it involves unpaid work done by loved ones. Traditionally, domestic responsibilities have been assigned predominantly to women, while men engage in income-generating activities. This sterotype division of labor is deeply rooted in our culture, but division of labor is also Ethiopian thing as seen in communities like Awra Amba.

But here’s the truth: Domestic work knows no gender! 🏠❤️

It's time to recognize that caregiving and household responsibilities are a shared duty. We need men to step up and participate in unpaid care work, breaking down outdated stereotypes and fostering a more equitable society.

Let’s celebrate and support the contributions of everyone in the care economy. Together, we can create a balanced and thriving community for all! 💪💖

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06/03/2026

March 6
Prevention of GBV Starts with Us
Gender-Based Violence (GBV) remains a major challenge that affects the safety, dignity, and rights of many women and girls. Preventing GBV is not only the responsibility of institutions — it starts with each of us.
By raising awareness, challenging harmful social norms, supporting survivors, and promoting equality, we can help create safer communities. Real change begins when individuals, communities, and leaders take responsibility and work together.
Prevention of GBV starts with us. Let us stand together to build a future free from violence and discrimination.

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05/03/2026

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05/03/2026

March 5
Understanding Gender-Based Violence (GBV) is the first step toward prevention and lasting change. GBV is not only a women’s issue — it is a societal issue that affects families, communities, and development.
By raising awareness, challenging harmful norms, and strengthening systems of support, we can create safer and more equitable spaces for all.
Let’s move from awareness to action.

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04/03/2026

March 4
Break barriers of women inequality

inequality is not just a women’s issue — it’s a societal issue. Breaking barriers requires policy reform, inclusive leadership, and collective action. Let’s move from conversation to commitment.

03/03/2026

March 3, Women’s Leadership

Leadership has no gender.

When women are represented in decision-making spaces — from community institutions to national leadership — governance becomes more inclusive, innovative, and responsive.

Investing in women’s leadership is not only about fairness; it is about strengthening systems, advancing equality, and driving sustainable development.

Let’s continue creating pathways for women to lead, influence, and shape the future.

02/03/2026

March 2, Women’s Rights Are Human Rights

Gender equality is not optional — it is fundamental. Women and girls deserve equal access to education, leadership, economic opportunity, and a life free from violence.

Protecting women’s rights strengthens families, communities, and nations. Real progress happens when rights are not only recognized, but actively upheld.

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