Alliance of Young Women

19/04/2026

AYW RECRUITMENT | OFFICIAL INTERVIEW SCHEDULE ✨

This is it.

Calling all young women and registered applicants, your moment is here. 📢🗣️

And if you haven’t registered yet, you still have a chance, we accept on-site registration.

Three days. One step forward.

This April 20–22 at Barangay 2 Court, the Alliance of Young Women opens its doors for recruitment, while formally marking the transition of responsibility within the organization.

📋 What’s ahead:
• PRELIMINARIES: Know the Alliance
• INTERVIEW PROPER: Step forward and be seen
• CONCLUSION: Final instructions before the next chapter
• INDUCTION (April 22): Where you officially rise as part of AYW

📆 Activity Flow:
Day 1 & 2 – INTERVIEW PROPER
🕘 9:00–11:00 AM | 1:00–3:00 PM

Day 3 – FINAL INTERVIEWS & INITIATION
🕘 9:00–11:00 AM
🕐 1:00–3:00 PM (induction of new members)

From applicants to advocates. From voices unheard to women who lead. Show up—even if you’re just deciding now. Step up. Stand with us. 💞👭

11/04/2026

Oops… we “missed” a letter. 🫢🫣

But maybe that’s the point—not everyone starts complete, confident, or heard. 🗣️🙌

Here, you grow into your voice.
Here, you rise into leadership.

So whether you feel like a “membr” or a member already—
we’re calling for you. 💬💗

Question is, are you ready to step into leadership and stand for advocacy?

Join the Alliance of Young Women. Register here to secure your interview slot:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1vz-StjR1bmKfbA9zz-gHc1Nd6PZiFA0mrk4QDh7ANQw/viewform





Interview Details are yet to be posted—so stay tuned, women who are ready to rise. 🙌💞

04/03/2026

04/03/2026

Women’s Month is not merely a celebration but has always been a reminder, continuing call for equality, dignity, and respect for all.

The Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) Field Office Caraga underscores that promoting women’s rights is essential to building safe, inclusive, and equitable communities.

Objectification and degrading remarks toward women, men, and members of the LGBTQIA+ community—even when framed as humor or imagination—undermine human dignity and perpetuate attitudes that enable harassment, discrimination, and violence.

These actions run contrary to the principles upheld under Republic Act No. 11313 or Bawal Bastos Law, which affirms every person’s right to safety, dignity, and respect in all spaces.

As we observe National Women’s Month, DSWD Caraga reiterates that advancing gender equality is a shared responsibility. Respect for every person strengthens families, protects children, and builds communities where all can live free from discrimination, harassment, and violence.