Enrol in the African ENDFGM Virtual Academy and learn practical strategies to engage key stakeholders in the advocacy for the Elimination of Female Genital Mutilation in Africa.
Background
Female Genital Mutilation is a harmful practice that is driven by cultural and social norms among many ethnic groups in Africa. Available data indicates that majority of people in countries where FGM prevalence is high; think it should end, however, there must be a change in the social, religious and cultural norms that drive this harmful practice. It is against this background that YouthHubAfrica and the African Youth Commission have partnered to accelerate the end of Female Genital Mutilation and harmful practices by 2030.
Therefore YouthHubAfrica and African Youth Commission with support from the UNFPA/UNICEF Joint Programme on the Elimination Female Genital Mutilation invites applications from Youth leaders, Youth-led organizations, Youth Groups, and young individuals across Africa to participate in the African Youth Virtual Academy on Ending FGM . This course is aimed at increasing knowledge among young advocates to mobilize and advocate for laws and policies that end FGM. The Project is being implemented in Guinea, Uganda, Nigeria, Senegal, Gambia, Sierra Leone, Kenya and Zambia.
People who should take part in the course
The course is specifically designed for young people who are interested in carrying out End FGM activities in their communities.
Course details
The course has two modules and will run for one week. Participants will be expected to:
Attend sessions on a virtual platform.
Complete quizzes at the end of the course.
DEADLINE: August 13, 2022
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