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20/08/2026

10/08/2026

Monday reminds us that every meaningful journey begins with a clear vision and the courage to take the first step.

At Rights 4 Her Uganda, our to 2031 is our commitment to advancing gender justice, climate resilience, peacebuilding, wellbeing and sustainable development through ecofeminist, community-led action.

The journey begins now. We invite communities, Partners, Donors, Public Institutions and Allies to walk with us, from commitment to measurable change.

07/08/2026

Rest is not a withdrawal from the work, it is how we renew the strength to continue.

This Friday, may we give ourselves permission to pause, breathe and restore. Caring for our bodies, minds and spirits is part of building sustainable movements for justice.

To every woman, activist, caregiver and human rights defender: you deserve rest without guilt.

06/08/2026

As climate shocks intensify across Uganda, women and vulnerable communities continue to face displacement, unsafe access to water, livelihood loss and increased risks of violence.

We welcome the growing recognition that women must not only be consulted—they must lead climate action, environmental peacebuilding and resilience-building within their communities.

At Rights 4 Her Uganda, we remain committed to advancing community-led, gender-transformative and ecofeminist solutions that connect climate justice, peace, safety and sustainable livelihoods.

When women shape climate decisions, communities become safer, stronger and more resilient.

25/07/2026

We commend the Office of the Prime Minister and the Government of Uganda for launching the National Cleaning Day Initiative. This is a commendable step towards healthier, safer, and more sustainable communities, advancing : Sustainable Cities and Communities.

We call for its consistent implementation through community ownership, stronger waste management systems, environmental education, and the meaningful inclusion of women, girls and persons with disabilities.

A clean Uganda is a shared responsibility, and lasting change begins with all of us.