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Gender Awareness Trust Gender Awareness Trust (G*T), envisions an innovative, just and developed society.

20/09/2026

Peace does not disappear overnight. It begins to weaken when we ignore the tensions around us, dismiss people's concerns, and allow harmful behaviours to continue unchecked.

As we count down to tomorrow's International Day of Peace, Gender Awareness Trust calls for greater attention to the things that threaten peace before they become conflict.

What does peace mean to you?For some, it means safety.For others, it means being heard.For many, it means living without...
19/09/2026

What does peace mean to you?

For some, it means safety.
For others, it means being heard.
For many, it means living without fear or violence.

In 2 days, the world will mark the International Day of Peace.

Let us use the occasion to reflect on the kind of communities we want to build and the role each of us can play in making them more peaceful.

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A birthday is a good time to pause and appreciate the person behind the work.Today, that person is Esther Hadiza Ijeaku,...
18/09/2026

A birthday is a good time to pause and appreciate the person behind the work.

Today, that person is Esther Hadiza Ijeaku, Founder and Principal Consultant of Skill Hub Consulting.

From the work you do to the people you mentor, one thing remains clear: you care deeply about helping people and organisations become better.

For those of us who have had the opportunity to work with you, your impact is not just something we read about. We experience it in the lessons, the conversations, the corrections, the encouragement and the opportunities.

Today, we celebrate you, Esther.

Thank you for leading Skill Hub Consulting with vision and purpose.

Happy Birthday from all of us at Gender Awareness Trust .

Building peaceful and inclusive communities requires more than good intentions. It requires continuous engagement with t...
17/09/2026

Building peaceful and inclusive communities requires more than good intentions. It requires continuous engagement with the people and institutions closest to the communities we serve.

It was in this spirit that Gender Awareness Trust (G*T) paid a courtesy visit to the Executive Chairman of Jema’a Local Government Area, Hon. Peter Tanko Dogara, to strengthen collaboration around peacebuilding, inclusion and community participation.

Led by Mr. Joel Olusayo Adegboyega, the G*T delegation presented the Chairman with souvenirs and a report highlighting the organisation’s activities and engagements across communities.

The visit provided an opportunity to reflect on the importance of working together with local leadership to create communities where people can participate, different voices can be heard, and issues can be addressed through dialogue before they grow into deeper conflicts.

Chairman Dogara appreciated G*T for its work and for engaging the Local Government leadership as part of its activities. He also reaffirmed his support for initiatives that promote peace, inclusion and constructive engagement across Jema’a.

For G*T, meaningful peace is built through partnership. It is built when communities, government, civil society, women, young people and other stakeholders have the opportunity to contribute to the decisions and conversations that shape their lives.

Through continued engagement and collaboration, G*T remains committed to supporting communities where peace, inclusion and participation are not just ideals, but part of everyday life.

Peace becomes stronger when people work together.The Gender Awareness Trust (G*T) team paid a courtesy visit to the Comm...
15/09/2026

Peace becomes stronger when people work together.

The Gender Awareness Trust (G*T) team paid a courtesy visit to the Commissioner for Youth Development, Kaduna State, Bar. Gloria Ibrahim, to strengthen support for the second phase of the SPRiNG Strengthening Inclusive Peace Project.

During the visit, the Program Manager, Sophie Akut, shared the plans for the project across Zaria, Kauru and Jema’a LGAs and called for the Ministry’s support, especially in creating more space for women and young people to take part in peacebuilding.

Why does this matter?

Because women and young people are not just people who need peace. They are also part of the solution.

When women and young people have a voice in decisions about peace and security, communities have more people working together to prevent conflict and build safer communities.

The visit also brought together the Kaduna State SPRiNG Focal Person, Barau E., in a shared commitment to making this next phase count.

This is step towards stronger partnerships, louder voices and more inclusive peace in Kaduna State.

As the week begins, our Executive Director, Dr. Lydia Umar, reminds us that gender equality plays a vital role in buildi...
14/09/2026

As the week begins, our Executive Director, Dr. Lydia Umar, reminds us that gender equality plays a vital role in building peace.

When every voice matters, everyone has a better chance to thrive.

Let us make inclusion part of our actions this week.

Not every cry for help sounds like a cry.Sometimes it is silence.Sometimes it is withdrawing from people.Sometimes it is...
10/09/2026

Not every cry for help sounds like a cry.

Sometimes it is silence.
Sometimes it is withdrawing from people.
Sometimes it is saying, “I am fine,” when everything feels far from fine.

On World Su***de Prevention Day, Gender Awareness Trust calls on all of us to pay attention, reach out, listen and create spaces where people feel safe enough to speak.

A conversation can open a door.
A listening ear can offer comfort.
A caring person can make someone feel less alone.

Let us be that person.

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Through our work with Nigeria Spring, we continue to champion a future where women are not merely beneficiaries of peace...
10/09/2026

Through our work with Nigeria Spring, we continue to champion a future where women are not merely beneficiaries of peace and development but leaders and builders of it.

The world is talking about women building peace.

We are working to make that peace a reality in our communities.

From the United Nations to our communities: the message is clear: women must not be observers of peace. They must be at the centre of building it.

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Gender Awareness Trust is making waves again! We are excited to see the Sustaining Inclusive Peace Project getting the a...
09/09/2026

Gender Awareness Trust is making waves again!

We are excited to see the Sustaining Inclusive Peace Project getting the attention it deserves.

This is more than another project. It is a testament to what can happen when communities, partners, and peacebuilders come together to create lasting and inclusive change.

We are celebrating this milestone and the people making it possible! ❤️

Click the link to read the full story.
1. https://thenewsicon.com/2026/09/02/gat-strengthens-inclusive-peace-structures-in-three-lgas-in-kaduna/
2. https://developmentdiary.news.blog/2026/09/02/gat-strengthens-inclusive-peace-structures-in-three-lgas-in-kaduna/
3. https://northernpost.ng/2026/09/02/gat-strengthens-inclusive-peace-structures-in-three-lgas-in-kaduna/

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As we step into a new week, we carry forward the reflections from our SIPP engagement.The conversations around peace str...
07/09/2026

As we step into a new week, we carry forward the reflections from our SIPP engagement.

The conversations around peace structures, conflict prevention, women mediators and community stakeholders reminded us that peace is a collective responsibility.

Thank you to everyone who made the conversation meaningful.

New week. Same commitment. Stronger partnerships. Greater impact.

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