Billis Action Network

24/08/2026

University Student Awareness Raising Session on SEAH.

Solidaarisuus Jigjiga University

12/08/2026

12/08/2026

Every young voice matters. Today we celebrate the youth building a future where everyone is respected equally.

11/08/2026

Different Contexts, Common Aspirations.

09/08/2026

We’re speaking out against sexual exploitation, harassment and the silent misuse of power.

Students deserve a safe space to learn.
Jigjiga University
Solidaarisuus

06/08/2026

Every student deserves a future built on safety, hope and opportunity.

03/08/2026

Digital Awareness and Community Action to Prevent FGM in somali region.

Promoting Prevention, Referral Pathways, Community Awareness and Encouraging Safe Reporting and Speaking Up.

29/07/2026

Creating safe and respectful universities starts with awareness. Billis Action network engaged with university students in an interactive awareness session on SEAH, promoting prevention, reporting mechanisms, and a culture of respect, dignity, and accountability.

Knowledge is the first step towards prevention. Through this session, students learned about their rights, responsibilities, and the importance of speaking up against harassment and supporting safe reporting. Together, we are fostering university campuses where everyone feels safe, respected, empowered, and free from all forms of sexual exploitation, abuse, and harassment.

Solidaarisuus
Jigjiga University
Xafiiska Arimaha Haweenka Iyo Carruurta Ee D.D.S

27/07/2026

Training of Student Union Representatives & University PSEAH Focal Persons.

Solidaarisuus

23/07/2026

Today, Bilis action network (BAN) successfully conducted two important workshops aimed at strengthening the prevention of Sexual Exploitation, Abuse and Harassment (PSEAH) within university communities.

The day began with a University PSEAH and IEC Materials Development Workshop, bringing together representatives from the Bureau of Women and Children Affairs (BoWCA), Sharia Court, Commission of Elders, university students, and media professionals to co-create clear, culturally appropriate, and impactful awareness materials that will promote respectful behavior, encourage reporting, and foster a safe learning environment

This was followed by Workshop on Mapping University PSEAH Referral Pathway Systems, where key stakeholders worked together to identify and strengthen safe, confidential, and survivor-centered referral mechanisms for students and staff.

These collaborative efforts demonstrate our shared commitment to creating universities where dignity, respect, equality, and accountability are upheld for everyone.