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Creating Intentional Safe Spaces and Empowering Women to Embrace Diversity in Islam.

01/06/2026

🚨 *URGENT SOLIDARITY ACTION: *🇬🇭

Hello family,

On 29 May, Ghana’s Parliament passed the Human Sexual Rights and Family Values Bill on a voice vote. *Only 32 of 276 MPs were in the chamber. *🪑

A law that will shape millions of lives — moved through an almost empty room. No real debate. No public record. No us. 💔

This bill is being sold as “Ghanaian values,” but the conference pushing it is funded by US groups — Family Watch International, CitizenGO, and the Alliance Defending Freedom. Ghanaian values have never needed outside sponsorship. ✋🏿

*Over 100 civil society organisations across Africa* stand together to ask President Mahama to:
✅ Send the bill back to Parliament 📩

✅ Call a full sitting 🏛️

✅Allow a genuine public process with all amendments carefully considered before any further vote 🙏🏿
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How you can help: 🌍 ✨
*At 8AM WAT, TUESDAY 2nd June*

👉🏾Share the campaign on your platforms *tagging President Mahama on X *.

🔥🚨🚀*How you can help*: 🌍 ✨
Share the campaign on your platforms ✨ Use and ✨

Forward this message to your networks

📎 Thunderclap Media Kit (graphics, toolkits, messaging guides): https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1xgPfbu3_hS4MrGhwie-nHQRnxVxJ-HxS?usp=drive_link

📄 Embargoed Press Statement: attached 👇🏿

The Ghana we know is a champion of democratic process. This should be no different. 🇬🇭

Africa is watching. Africa is learning. Let’s make sure the message is loud and clear. 📢

In Pan-African solidarity, ✊🏿 📩 🪞

28/05/2026

Menstrual Hygiene Day is about more than just pads or products. It’s about dignity, safety, access, and the right to care without any shame.

For many LBQ, GNC, displaced, and economically marginalized individuals, managing menstrual health is often more challenging due to stigma, discrimination, and financial hurdles. Too many are still left out of accessible and affirming healthcare systems.

Everyone deserves menstrual healthcare that is safe, respectful, accessible, and free of judgment.

At One Love Sisters Ghana, we keep working toward a world where dignity doesn’t depend on circumstances and care isn’t a privilege.

27/05/2026

Eid al-Adha Mubarak from all of us at One Love Sisters Ghana 🌙✨

As we reflect on the spirit of sacrifice, compassion, faith, and togetherness, may this season bring peace to your heart, healing to your spirit, and love to your community.

In times like these, let us continue to choose kindness, extend care to one another, and create space for hope, joy, and collective humanity. 🤍

Wishing everyone celebrating a peaceful and blessed Eid al-Adha.

22/05/2026

We’ve said it before, and we’ll keep saying it: sexual and reproductive healthcare should never feel unsafe, hostile, or humiliating, regardless of your gender identity, expression, or sexual orientation.

For many LBQ and GNC individuals, past trauma or the fear of discrimination makes even visiting a clinic difficult. That’s why NTENTAN exists.

Through confidential tele-nursing, our nurses offer SRHR and general health guidance, emotional support, and referrals to trusted clinics.

No gatekeeping. No judgment. Just care that meets you where you are.

Save this reminder and remember the name: NTENTAN.
If you or someone you know needs support, talk to a trusted person who can help you reach us. The web of care is still here 🤍

17/05/2026

Today marks the International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia, and Biphobia. However, for our communities, this isn’t just a one-day observation.

What we witness every day speaks volumes:

When someone faces violence simply because of who they are, Kabi Ma Me is there to respond.

When fear prevents someone from walking into a clinic, NTENTAN steps in to help.

These aren’t just stories; they are realities people live with.

At One Love Sisters Ghana, we do more than talk about dignity; we work to build it, call by call, case by case, across all 16 regions.

Because when the systems fail, we don’t back down; we step up.

If you or someone you know needs support, send us a private message. We’re here to guide you—safely, confidentially, and intentionally.

We’re still here, standing alongside you.

15/05/2026

May 17th exists. But for many of us, it's just another day. For LBQ and GNC people in Ghana, discrimination isn't a one-time event—it's a recurring pattern.

It's in the moments before we speak, in the spaces we choose to avoid, and in the care we don’t seek because we already fear what might happen.

At One Love Sisters Ghana, we hear these stories every day through Kabi Ma Me, through NTENTAN. People are turned away, care is delayed, and voices are almost given up before reaching out.

Yet, we keep showing up, we answer, we listen. Because dignity isn’t something anyone should have to fight for. If you need a reminder: support is out there, quietly and safely.

Save this, share it, send it to someone who might need to hear it. We’re still here.

26/04/2026

Visibility is not just a campaign; it's an ongoing process.

What we achieved this week, raising awareness, fostering connection, emphasizing safety reminders, and sharing truths, doesn't end here.

It continues to evolve with us, shaping how we show up, how we look out for each other, and how we create spaces moving forward.

Because beyond the posts and moments, what really matters is this: Are people safer? Are systems becoming stronger? Are we more intentional about caring for each other?

If the answer is still “not enough,” then the work is far from over.

Stay connected. Stay aware. Stay committed to each other.

We move this forward, together.

***anvisibilityweek

25/04/2026

Today is more than just a moment, it’s a milestone. It serves as a reminder that visibility isn't evenly distributed and is never without context.

For some, being seen is a cause for celebration. For others, it’s a strategic move.

So, this day isn’t just about showing up, it’s about how we show up for each other.

We lift each other up with care. We protect what we highlight. We create spaces where visibility doesn’t come at the expense of safety.

Because visibility alone isn’t enough, what matters is sustainable, supported visibility.

We carry each other along the way. Always.

***an ***anvisibilityweek ***anvisibilityday

24/04/2026

Safe spaces can save lives.

Let’s be real, not every “safe space” is truly safe, and not every connection is authentic. Not every vibe is worth letting into your life.

Living softly doesn’t mean being careless. It’s about being aware, setting boundaries, and choosing yourself, every single time.

We don’t just meet people; we check them out. We share our locations, trust our gut feelings, and leave when something feels off, no explanations needed.

Community is about care, but safety is something we have to take responsibility for.

Here’s a reminder: You don’t owe anyone access that puts your safety at risk.

Move gently. Move wisely. Stay safe.

***anvisibilityweek

23/04/2026

Community has always been central to everything we do.

Even before the term "visibility" became common, the community helped us get through tough times, providing safe spaces, quiet support, and people who understood us without words.

Today, we highlight organizations that continue this essential work, creating welcoming environments, supporting individuals, and consistently showing up for our community in Ghana.

Because while visibility has its strengths, it's collective care that truly keeps us moving forward.

📞 Support is available
🩺 Care is always present

Remember, we’re not alone, and we never really were.

***anvisibilityweek ***ans

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