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18/10/2026

🕊️ OUR HEARTFELT CONDOLENCES TO IVY FOUNDATION

Ask for Equality (ASKE) joins the Ivy Foundation family, friends, and loved ones in mourning the loss of Sammie Mcjessie.

During this difficult time, we extend our deepest sympathies to everyone affected by this loss. May you find comfort in the memories shared, strength in one another, and peace in the love that Sammie leaves behind.

Rest peacefully, Sammie. Your life mattered, your presence touched hearts, and your memory will live on. 🕊️🤍

With heartfelt sympathy,
ASKE – Ask for Equality

15/10/2026

🌸 Happy Mother’s Day from ASKE! 💐❤️

Today, we celebrate all mothers and the love, strength, care, and sacrifices they bring into our lives.

As we honour mothers everywhere, let us remember that transgender mothers are mothers too! 🏳️‍⚧️💗 Motherhood is not defined by gender identity, but by love, care, and the beautiful role of nurturing and supporting others.

This Mother’s Day, let us make room for every mother, embrace diversity, challenge discrimination, and ensure that every mother feels seen, valued, respected, and loved.

To all mothers, including trans mothers, you are valid, you are loved, and you deserve to be celebrated. 🌷❤️

Happy Mother’s Day from Ask for Equality (ASKE)!

Be you, the world will adjust. 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️

18/09/2026

💛 BREAK THE SILENCE. PROTECT LIVES.

On 10 September, World Su***de Prevention Day, Ask for equality- ASKE stood with communities calling for urgent action on mental health and su***de prevention.

As part of Mental Health Awareness Month, we engaged police officers in conversations on mental health, su***de prevention, stigma, violence, and the need for compassionate, rights-based responses to people in distress.

For LBQ women, transgender and gender-non-conforming people, discrimination, violence, exclusion, and stigma can create serious barriers to seeking support.

Mental health is a human right. Safety is a right. Dignity is a right.

ASKE continues to advocate for communities where people can speak about their mental health without fear, seek help without judgment, and access support without discrimination.

🫂 Listen. Support. Protect. Act.

Because behind every statistic is a human life—and every life matters.

***dePreventionDay

14/09/2026

🧠💜 SEPTEMBER IS MENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS MONTH

Mental health matters and so does the environment we live in.

For LBQ women, transgender people and gender-nonconforming people, stigma, discrimination, rejection, violence and isolation can affect our emotional and mental well-being in very real ways.

This September, ASKE is reminding our communities:

✨ It is okay to not be okay.
✨ It is okay to ask for help.
✨ It is okay to set boundaries.
✨ It is okay to rest.
✨ And you do not have to carry everything alone.

Let’s check in on one another. Let’s listen without judgment. Let’s create communities where people feel safe, heard, valued and supported.

Mental health is not a luxury. It is part of our well-being and our right to live with dignity.

💜 Your mental health matters. Your life matters. You matter.

ASKE — Ask for Equality
Be you, the world will adjust.

10/09/2026

Today, we remind each other of something simple but powerful: your life matters. Your story matters. You matter.

For many people, especially those facing stigma, discrimination, violence, isolation, poverty, or rejection, the weight can become overwhelming. But no one should have to carry that weight alone.

At ASKE – Ask for Equality, we believe that creating safe, inclusive and supportive communities is part of su***de prevention. Sometimes prevention starts with a conversation, a check-in, a listening ear, or simply reminding someone that they are not alone.

💜 Reach out. Check in. Listen without judgment. Encourage someone to seek help.
And if today feels difficult for you, please remember: you don't have to have everything figured out today. Stay. Talk to someone. Ask for help.

Together, we can create communities where people feel seen, valued, supported and safe.
You matter. Always. 🫂🏳️‍🌈

***dePreventionDay
***dePrevention

06/07/2026

Happy independence day

17/05/2026

Today, we stand against hate, discrimination, and violence in all its forms.

Everyone deserves dignity, safety, and the freedom to exist without fear.

Happy IDAHOBIT 🌈

01/05/2026

Work has dignity. People have rights.

This Labour Day, ASKE stands with all workers especially those who are too often excluded, unheard, or discriminated against.

Equality in the workplace is not optional. It’s necessary.

29/01/2026

Today, ASKE Organization convened a powerful engagement with healthcare providers in Blantyre to strengthen inclusive, rights-based SRHR and HIV service delivery for LGBTQI+ communities.
Following the closure of Drop-In Centres, many LBQ women, gender non-conforming, and transgender people have been pushed out of care due to stigma, discrimination, and unsafe service environments. This meeting was a strategic response to that gap.

Together with healthcare workers, we addressed:
• respectful and affirming care
• confidentiality and ethical service provision
• real barriers faced by LGBTQI+ clients in public facilities
• practical ways providers can restore trust and improve access

The result:
providers better equipped, systems more accountable, and communities safer.

This is what sustainable change looks like—investing in people, shifting practice, and embedding inclusion into everyday healthcare delivery.

📍 Blantyre, Malawi
🤝 Community-led. Evidence-informed. Impact-driven.

09/01/2026

When women transition to men, they’re very respectful about it. They transition. They hit the gym. They continue living their lives in peace and harmony with everyone.

Men on the other hand when they transition, make it a duty to compete with biological women and are often very disrespectful about it.

They taunt women for fun.

They tell women the things that make them women are false and doesn’t. They went as far as giving biological women terms so they themselves can fit into the “women” category.

Cis-woman.

I saw one that said womb women or something.

The disrespect!

“oh your period doesn’t make you a woman. We also experience period cramps”

“Oh that you can get doesn’t make you a woman”

They encroach on women’s spaces and demand that women accept them and when you don’t, you’re labeled transphobic.

They tell biological women how they’re more women than them. Inukwa agadi nwoke maka o yi bumshort.

I’ve concluded misogyny is inborn. It’s a man thing and transwomen are misogynistic because they’re men outside the costume they wear on the outside. It’s in their DNA

Womanhood isn’t a costume. It’s not the dress, hair or makeup that makes a woman, it’s the biological makeup, it’s our lives. You can’t copy women and then boldly disrespect and try to shut them up.

A woman isn’t anyone who identifies as one. A woman is a woman.

You’re not a woman. You’re a Transwoman.

Why should I who was born female, lived female be labeled cis just so you aren’t labeled trans?

Accept it. Why is the term offensive?

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