Association Against Child SGBV - Main Page

04/04/2026

*Delta Govt. Honours Community, Gender-Based Advocate, Jewo-Ibi , Others *

Delta Govt. Honours Community, Gender-Based Advocate, Jewo-Ibi , Others By Magnus Emuji A Community and Gender-Based Advocate ...

04/04/2026

Combat obnoxious cultural practices community dialogue on our mind at Ozoro , Isoko North LGA this April loading

30/03/2026

We continue to move the Association Against Child SGBV - Main Page Association Against Child Sexual and Gender Based Violence Association Against Child,Sexual & Gender Based Violence forward with steady community advocacy for the prevention of GBV.

29/03/2026

https://selar.com/7pl7477777

You can get a copy of this very important book.here
Contents includes:
The WHO /UN Women Framework for the prevention and response to Gender Based Volence
- The Legal Framework
- A copy of the Violence Against Persons Law
- A Referral partway
- Amongst other strategies for GBV prevention.
Get your copy with ease.

Eris Jewo

21/03/2026

Strengthening community women -led advocacy at international women's Day in Delta State. 🌟💪🎉👏💕

21/03/2026

It's the 2027 IWD with a different at Uvwie Town Hall, Effurun, Delta State Government
Kudos to all partners who made the event memorable and impactful.

26/02/2026

UN Women.... Coordination counts..

AACSGBV.....we are stronger together;;

24/01/2026

International Day of Education 2026

The 2026 International Day of Education theme is *The power of youth in co-creating education*

Date: January 24,

it focuses on empowering young people as active partners—not just beneficiaries—in shaping, designing, and governing inclusive and future-ready education systems.
Key Aspects of the 2026 Theme:
Youth as Co-Creators: Recognizing young people as essential agents of change in achieving quality education.
Active Partnership: Shifting from designing education for youth to with them.
The highlights of this theme is focusing on student participation in policymaking.
Reimagining Learning: Emphasizing the need for modern, relevant, and inclusive education that meets the aspirations of the younger generation.

This theme encourages a shift in perspective to include young voices in educational governance, from school-level decisions to international policy.
International Day of Education 2026 celebrates the power of youth as
Although progress has been made in involving young people and students in global decision making in education, much more needs to be done

As parents, the youths / children must be involved in making their decisions

23/01/2026

SDG 4.
Education is a human right.
Everyone should be able to access education...

23/01/2026

Everyday

January 26 is a date that carries deep pain and ongoing harm for First Nations peoples.

In recognition of this truth, IWDA has chosen and continues, not to recognise January 26 as a public holiday. This decision was first made by our staff in 2021.

This position reflects our acknowledgment that the date marks the beginning of a violent colonial invasion and a system of dispossession whose impacts continue today.

From the 1888 boycott of the centenary of British invasion to the first Day of Mourning march in Sydney in 1938, First Nations Peoples have long and clearly affirmed that January 26 is . We stand in solidarity with this enduring history of resistance and resilience.

We encourage our non-Indigenous followers and partners to reflect on how they mark this day, and to consider joining us in not treating it as a public holiday.

You can access more resources via the link: https://loom.ly/PiqXkY4

14/01/2026

Call for partnership and collaboration to commemorate 2026 IWD....