Erudite Women's Empowerment Foundation

Erudite Women's Empowerment Foundation EWEF is a registered Ghana-based organisation that exists to empower girls and young women.

As part of activities on the RaVASH Project (funded by AU-EU Youth Voices Lab - Power of the Collective), EWEF conducted...
08/08/2026

As part of activities on the RaVASH Project (funded by AU-EU Youth Voices Lab - Power of the Collective), EWEF conducted a Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning (MEL) visit across the three participating senior high schools (KOSS, St. Mary's Girls SHS and Konongo Wesley High School) to assess implementation progress, monitor the effectiveness of the peer education model, and identify areas requiring additional support. The team engaged school authorities, guidance and counseling coordinators, focal persons, trained peer educators, and selected students to gather feedback on project implementation.

The monitoring revealed encouraging progress;
1. Trained peer educators continue to conduct regular awareness sessions within their schools and have reached more than 796 fellow students through peer-to-peer engagements.
2. School focal persons also observed increased awareness among both students and teachers, resulting in greater caution regarding behaviors that could constitute sexual harassment.
3. Importantly, five (5) cases of sexual harassment had been reported through the established support systems and were receiving appropriate follow-up. Although the cases remain under resolution, their reporting demonstrates growing confidence in the reporting mechanisms established through the project and increasing trust in school-based support systems.

RaVASH!...Break the Silence!!!

Restless Development Uganda

On August 4, EWEF had the distinct honor of hosting our mentor and gender equality champion, Ms. Colleen Lowe Morna (Fou...
06/08/2026

On August 4, EWEF had the distinct honor of hosting our mentor and gender equality champion, Ms. Colleen Lowe Morna (Founder of Gender Links ), at our office in Konongo.

Her visit was an opportunity for reflection, learning, and renewed commitment to our mission. As she engaged with our team, listened to our journey, and shared her wealth of experience, she challenged us to think beyond projects and focus on building an institution that would create lasting impact for generations.Her thoughtful insights on leadership, organizational sustainability, strategic partnerships, and the importance of documenting impact have inspired us to strengthen our systems and continue pursuing excellence in everything we do.

We were especially proud to share the progress EWEF has made in advancing the rights and opportunities of girls and young women in Ghana. Her affirmation of our work has renewed our confidence and reinforced our belief that meaningful change begins with committed local leadership supported by strong mentorship.

On behalf of our board, staff, volunteers, and the communities we serve, we extend our heartfelt appreciation to Colleen Lowe Morna for investing her time, wisdom, and encouragement in EWEF. Your visit has left an enduring impression on our organization, and the lessons you shared will continue to guide our work.

Together, we remain committed to building a future where every girl and young woman has the opportunity to lead, thrive, and realize her full potential.

Welcome, August!A new month. A renewed commitment to speak up, stand together, and say NO to gender-based violence.Toget...
01/08/2026

Welcome, August!

A new month. A renewed commitment to speak up, stand together, and say NO to gender-based violence.

Together, we can create safer communities for all.




Strengthening Support Systems, Protecting Students.EWEF successfully trained 10 Guidance and Counselling Coordinators fr...
27/07/2026

Strengthening Support Systems, Protecting Students.

EWEF successfully trained 10 Guidance and Counselling Coordinators from our target senior high schools under the RaVASH Project (funded by AU-EU Youth Voices Lab - Power of the Collective), equipping them with practical skills to provide survivor-centred support, strengthen reporting and referral pathways, and create safer school environments for students.

By investing in the capacity of school counsellors, we are building sustainable support systems that ensure survivors are heard, protected, and supported.

Together, we are raising voices against sexual harassment and creating safer schools for all.

Restless Development Uganda
AU EU Youth Lab
ProActif




Excerpts from the Community Dialogue on Social Norms Change at Juansa, under the UN Women WYDE Women's Leadership Progra...
25/07/2026

Excerpts from the Community Dialogue on Social Norms Change at Juansa, under the UN Women WYDE Women's Leadership Program, funded by the European Union.

UN Women
European Union in Ghana
She Leads Ghana
Plan International Ghana
National Youth Authority



Excerpts from the Community Dialogue on Social Norms Change at Juansa, under the UN Women WYDE Women's Leadership Progra...
19/07/2026

Excerpts from the Community Dialogue on Social Norms Change at Juansa, under the UN Women WYDE Women's Leadership Programme, funded by the European Union.

UN Women
European Union in Ghana
She Leads Ghana
Plan International Ghana
National Youth Authority



Communities have the power to reshape the future of women's leadership.On 24th June 2026, EWEF convened a Community Dial...
18/07/2026

Communities have the power to reshape the future of women's leadership.

On 24th June 2026, EWEF convened a Community Dialogue on Social Norms Change in Juansa under the UN Women WYDE Women's Leadership Programme, funded by the European Union. The dialogue brought together traditional leaders, women, men, youth, and other community stakeholders to examine the social norms and stereotypes that continue to limit women's participation in leadership and decision-making.

The discussions reinforced a shared commitment to creating an environment where girls and young women are encouraged, supported, and empowered to lead. Participants recognized that transforming social norms is a collective responsibility that begins in our homes, schools, institutions, and communities.

"I have always believed leadership was for men because that is what we have grown up seeing. Today's dialogue has changed my perspective. I now understand that when women lead, the whole community benefits, and we all have a role to play in making that possible."
~Community Member, Juansa

We are grateful to UN Women, through the WYDE Women's Leadership Programme, with funding from the European Union, for supporting this initiative to advance young women's political participation and transform social norms across Ghana.



EWEF welcomes you to the month of July.Keep moving.
01/07/2026

EWEF welcomes you to the month of July.

Keep moving.

DAY 3: SEXUAL HARASSMENT AWARENESS CREATION TOUR AT KONONGO-ODUMASI SENIOR HIGH SCHOOLOn 19th June 2026, the EWEF team e...
25/06/2026

DAY 3: SEXUAL HARASSMENT AWARENESS CREATION TOUR AT KONONGO-ODUMASI SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL

On 19th June 2026, the EWEF team extended the Raising Voices Against Sexual Harassment in Schools (RaVASH) Awareness Creation Tour to Konongo-Odumasi Senior High School (KOSS), engaging students in a powerful dialogue on creating a safe, respectful, and harassment-free school environment.

The awareness session was led by the project's trained peer educators, who confidently facilitated discussions on sexual harassment, consent, bystander intervention, respectful relationships, and reporting mechanisms. Through relatable stories, practical demonstrations, and interactive presentations, students were imparted with a deeper understanding of how to recognize, prevent, and respond to sexual harassment.

A proud moment of the engagement was the students' active participation in developing and displaying advocacy messages such as "Break the Silence," "Be Bold, Say No to Sexual Harassment," and the S.P.O.I.L. Rule, reinforcing key lessons and demonstrating their commitment to becoming advocates for positive change within their school community.
We encouraged open conversations, challenged harmful social norms, and empowered students to reject silence, support survivors, and promote a culture of dignity and mutual respect.

By placing young people at the forefront of the awareness campaign, the RaVASH Project continues to build a generation of informed leaders who are prepared to protect themselves, stand up for others, and contribute to safer schools.

Every voice raised, every conversation started, and every student empowered brings us one step closer to ending sexual harassment in our schools.

RaVASH!...Break the Silence!!!

The RaVASH Project is co-funded by AU-EU Youth Voices Lab - Power of the Collective, with support from Restless Development Uganda.





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