Society 4 Gender Equality, Educational Advancement & Struggles

17/03/2026

SOCIETY FOR GENDER EQUALITY, EDUCATIONAL ADVANCEMENT & STRUGGLES AGAINST EDUCATIONAL INJUSTICES - LEADERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES -2026
Join us as state coordinator or campus Ambassador -Leadership positions open across all states and campuses in tertiary institutions in Nigeria
Are you passionate about leadership and community impact?
We are looking for enthusiastic individuals to represent us at the state level and tertiary institution campuses.

What you will gain:
✓Leadership experience ✓Networking ✓opportunities ✓Certificate of appreciation Letter of ✓Recommendation(based on performance).
WHO SHOULD APPLY:
Young professional and students ready to make a difference, women, girls and People with Disabilities are encouraged to apply. Click to apply :

15/03/2026

Your passion for equality and education is what drives us forward! Join us in creating a wave of change. Be part of a movement that's breaking barriers and building bridges. Let's keep pushing for a future where everyone has access to quality education! "
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08/03/2026

Proudly celebrating International WOMEN'S DAY
We celebrate the women who built their dreams from the ground up. We reaffirm our commitment to providing the tools for every girl to build hers..

26/02/2026

https://forms.gle/A4pAgLR6Quzsu6nM6

The society for Gender Equality encourages existing members,New and Volunteers to fill out this form as part of our on going rebranding and appointment strategy .

24/02/2026

24/02/2026

Port Harcourt Award to Our President sometime back from Lilian Ike Foundation
Ike Lilian
WOMEN and GIRL CHILD RESCUE and DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVE
Crest Center for Peace and Social Advancement
Women Digital Futures Africa-WDFA Buhari Madawaki Khalid
FRAD Foundation Grassroot Initiative for Strengthening Community Resilience - Giscor

Nigeria INGO Forum

21/02/2026

There is no gender justice without racial justice.

February is in the United States, and it’s also a time to celebrate Black history, activism, and resistance across the globe. We celebrate Black feminist leaders everywhere, because all these struggles are interconnected and we can’t achieve gender justice without them.

20/02/2026

Knowledge is power.

Learn how to protect yourself and your loved ones from the dangers of human trafficking with these important safety tips.

Retweet to raise awareness and help others stay informed and safe.

20/02/2026

On this World Social Justice Day, we affirm that gender equality is the foundation of a just society. A fair world cannot exist when half its population is held back.

True justice means equal opportunities, equal voices, and equal value for all genders. We must actively dismantle the barriers—from unequal pay to gender-based violence—that perpetuate injustice.

Let’s commit to building a future where every individual can thrive, free from discrimination and bias

20/02/2026

This blog by Anila Noor reminds us that peace without safety, dignity and justice is an illusion.



Read more: https://www.oxfam.org/en/blogs/peace-hollow-if-women-cant-sleep-safely

19/02/2026

Global prison population hit 11.7M in 2023.

Behind this number are individuals whose lives are impacted not just by incarceration, but by how justice systems choose to approach safety and rehabilitation.

Over 3.7 million people are in pre-trial detention.
More than 1 in 10 deaths in prison are suicides.
Women face unique risks, particularly in pre-trial detention.
And overcrowding remains a global challenge, with 1 in 4 prison systems operating at over 150% capacity.

We must ensure justice systems uphold human dignity and invest in rehabilitation.

More insights and full report: https://ow.ly/Lwqi50Ybz5s

18/02/2026

In 2025, SET4LYF was officially launched in Rwanda and Nigeria, navigating complex political, cultural, and socioeconomic contexts shaping youth education and development.

Year 1 focused on piloting the program model, building visibility, strengthening partnerships, and embedding SET4LYF within national and community systems. These early investments laid the foundation for scale, informed continuous program refinement, and secured strong institutional and stakeholder buy-in.

Impact was immediate and meaningful, with 64,153 students reached across Rwanda and Nigeria, demonstrating both demand for the model and its relevance within national youth development priorities.

In Year 2, the program will scale reach, deepen inclusion, and strengthen system integration, expanding opportunities for more young people, especially the most vulnerable, to transition successfully from school to sustainable livelihoods.