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01/09/2026
Equity Watch Initiative in partnership with Breaking The Silence: WACOL/Tamar SARC   are amplifying Women's Voices for  ...
23/08/2026

Equity Watch Initiative in partnership with Breaking The Silence: WACOL/Tamar SARC are amplifying Women's Voices for the of (GBV) and in Enugu North senatorial zone.

Together, we are taking advocacy directly to the . Leveraging the powerful platform of the 2026 Women August Meeting, we embarked on a outreach program in Enugu North Senatorial Zone focusin on

- Prevention of gender-based violence (GBV)

- Institutional strengthening & capacity building

- Rights education & women's health and safety

The annual brings together thousands of women from rural and urban communities to address developmental issues , and social justice. By embedding critical GBV awareness into these gatherings, we are empowering women with legal literacy, teaching prevention strategies, and strengthening local reporting structures to protect women and girls.

Together with and local community , we are saying NO to , , and —and YES to , , and 's rights.

Let's break the and build a communities.







Ford Foundation
Men Engage Nigeria Network
Girls Opportunity Alliance
Girls Not Brides
MacArthur Foundation
UN Women Nigeria
Malala Fund
Sonke Gender Justice

Equity Watch Initiative  in partnership with the Breaking The Silence: WACOL/Tamar SARC recently embarked on targeted ad...
21/08/2026

Equity Watch Initiative in partnership with the Breaking The Silence: WACOL/Tamar SARC recently embarked on targeted advocacy visits across Enugu North Senatorial Zone for Gender-Based Violence ( ) prevention and institutional .

During this round of , we held strategic dialogues with key custodians of and faith, with the recognition that community-led protection, equity and inclusion starts at the grassroots. Our engagement with H.R.H. Igwe Ikebuokwu Ekweme of Amutenyi, Obollo Afor & his cabinet members, and the executives of Catholic Women organization St Joseph Parish Amutenyi was .

Promoting human , dismantling practices, and community level justice mechanisms for and is at the root of community development. Mobilizing faith-based women who stand on the frontline of community awareness, support networks, and social reform remains paramount.

By uniting traditional institutions and religious organizations, we are building a more equal world, safer and more accountable environment where survivors are supported and violence is never tolerated.



Ford Foundation
Girls Opportunity Alliance
Men Engage Nigeria Network
Malala Fund

Earlier this August,  Equity Watch Initiative  in partnership with Breaking The Silence: WACOL/Tamar SARC , took to the ...
16/08/2026

Earlier this August, Equity Watch Initiative in partnership with Breaking The Silence: WACOL/Tamar SARC , took to the airwaves on Nigeria, Voice FM Nsukka for a special phone-in radio program to welcome all women home for the 2026 Women .

This campaign served as a crucial wake-up call to address the prevailing issues of (GBV), particularly within the Enugu North Senatorial Zone.

The annual August Meeting is more than a gathering—it is a powerful platform for action. We called on every woman, community leaders, and stakeholders to leverage this year’s assembly to:

1. Speak out and push for concrete measures to prevent GBV in our communities.

2. Hold local institutions accountable to ensure inclusive governance, justice, protection, and adequate support for survivors.

3. Break the silence, shatter the stigma, and foster safer environments for women and girls everywhere.

4. Promote self care and reduce occupational hazards especially for women that are exposed to carbon emissions in the cause of their daily struggle for livelihood.

Let’s continue to turn our discussions into solutions.

Together, we can build a community free from and !

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Girls Opportunity Alliance
Ford Foundation
Malala Fund
Men Engage Nigeria Network
ActionAid

Equity Watch Initiative   is pleased to announce   partnership with Breaking The Silence: WACOL/Tamar SARC   through the...
14/08/2026

Equity Watch Initiative is pleased to announce partnership with Breaking The Silence: WACOL/Tamar SARC through the 50/50 Women Action Group to implement a project titled Gender based violence prevention and Institutiinal Strenghtning in South East Nigeria.
The initiative seeks to raise , promote , and women and stakeholder's collective actions against .
Through this partnership, E-WIN and WACOL will amplify the voices of women, advocate for an end to gender related violences, improved safety standards, and promote interventions that safeguard women's health, dignity, rights, and well-being. This partnership reflects our shared to advancing a more , , and communities for all and .
Men Engage Nigeria Network
Ford Foundation
MacArthur Foundation
UN Women Nigeria

Equity Watch Initiative  in partnership with Girls Opportunity Alliance recently conducted an intensive   Defense (ESD) ...
09/08/2026

Equity Watch Initiative in partnership with Girls Opportunity Alliance recently conducted an intensive Defense (ESD) training for adolescent girls in Udenu LGA. These girls stepped into their power, built unshakeable confidence, and mastered vital tools for boundary-setting, situational awareness, and personal safety.

​Investing in girls' safety is investing in safer and stronger communities. Seeing their energy, resilience, and solidarity throughout this program was really inspiring.

​Here’s to raising a generation of girls who know their voice matters, their bodies are their own, and they have the strength to take up spaces safely and boldly.






Men Engage Nigeria Network
Ford Foundation
MacArthur Foundation
Sonke Gender Justice
Malala Fund
Girls Not Brides
UNFPA
ActionAid

Equity Watch Initiative  (E-WIN ) is proud to partner with the University of Chicago on a   project titled religion and ...
06/08/2026

Equity Watch Initiative (E-WIN ) is proud to partner with the University of Chicago on a project titled religion and female empowerment. The project is focused on the unique role and responsibilities of Ezenwanyis (traditional female spiritual leaders) among the Igbo in Nigeria and how the institution shapes women's lives.

​We are honored to have this initiative led by internationally renowned economist, Nobel Laureate, and the author of *Why Nations Fail*, Prof. James A. Robinson and his team.

​Following insightful focus group discussions with the Ezenwanyis in Nsukka, we officially conducted a 2-day training workshop that ended yesterday for our dedicated field enumerators. Now certified and equipped, our team is ready to head into the field to collect vital data that will elevate local voices and enrich global discourse.

​A huge thank you to our team, partner, and field agents making this work possible.








Girls Opportunity Alliance
Men Engage Nigeria Network
Malala Fund
Ford Foundation
MacArthur Foundation

Equity Watch Initiative in partnership with Girls Opportunity Alliance recently wrapped up an   Self-Defense (ESD) train...
05/08/2026

Equity Watch Initiative in partnership with Girls Opportunity Alliance recently wrapped up an Self-Defense (ESD) training for adolescent in , and the energy was something else.
​The program went far beyond just . We focused on equipping the young women with holistic tools for everyday , , and , including , ​ , physical protection, using their , claiming their and up for themselves and their peers.

​Watching them from quiet participants into , individuals was the highlight of our training. When we in the and of the child, we the entire community.

​Let’s keep working together to create a world where every girl feels safe, strong, and empowered.

21/07/2026

Menstrual education is a essential component of educational and girls' .

​In this episode, Equity Watch Initiative with the generous support of Girls Opportunity Alliance took her Menstrual Health Education and Menstrual Hygiene Management (MHM) outreach to the students of Girls Secondary School, Owere-Eze Orba in Udenu LGA.

​We spent the day breaking taboos, answering questions, and equipping the young girls with the knowledge they need to manage their periods , , and with .

To ensure no girl misses school because of her , we distributed both reusable and disposable sanitary pads to the students.

​Providing options like sustainable reusable pads alongside disposable ones—ensures that every girl has a solution that works best for her circumstances.
​When we support girls' health, we keep them in school and unlock their full potential.



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