This website, as its main public repository of information, tools and references, will remain available until December 2026. Feel free to browse through and look back at the work of our amazing partners and the impact the programme has achieved with them! The programme may have concluded, but we are certain that rightsholders will continue the onward journey to create responsive and inclusive societies for all of us!
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How our IDAHOT moved online! Written by Cosam Mc’Oveh, ICT officer with PEMA Kenya. PEMA Kenya is an LGBTI-led organisation on the coast of Kenya implementing a regional empowerment grant to reduce stigma of LGBTI people in East Africa. I like to pride myself as a jack of many trades. I am currently an ICT […]
We have something exciting to share with you! We are the Meaying Houamjai Phathana Association (MHP) team, reflecting on our two-day exchange visit to Phnom Penh and Kampong Chhnang in Cambodia which we made on 30 & 31 October 2019. Allow us to introduce ourselves: MHP implements the project ‘Ethnic Youth own Action Research in […]
Or, what happened to Voice in 2019 and what will happen in 2020? Written by Marinke van Riet, Global Programme Manager Voice 2020 got off to a great start – with cake! On January 9, the Directors of Oxfam Novib and Hivos signed the Voice extension contract (2021-2024) with the Ambassador for Women’s Rights and […]
Create fireworks through collaborations By Kayla Lapiz, Voice, Learning and Communication Manager for Indonesia and the Philippines We asked our partners in the Philippines what characteristics learners or members of communities of practice (CoP) should have. Some of their responses related to passion, willpower, a risk-taking attitude, curiosity. But first of all, I think you might have a […]
By: Phuong Anh Doan, Vice Director, HandSpeak Vietnam Are we equal? In this crazy time of the COVID-19 outbreak, information is so important. We all need to know what’s happening and how to keep ourselves safe. However, not everyone gets this information. In Vietnam, the government is doing its best in coping with the COVID-19 […]
By: Bophana Audiovisual Resource Center, Cambodia Amplifying Voices of Indigenous Women and Discriminated Groups through Innovative Multimedia is the name of the project being implemented by the Bophana Center, an Innovate and Learn grantee from Cambodia. The project, which works with several rightsholders under the Voice umbrella, uses innovative multimedia to highlight and amplify the […]
My name is Ramatou Dan Dano, I am 24 years old. I come from a large polygamous family. We are two girls and two boys. I am a person of short stature and I was born with a hump on my back. I crawled on my hands and knees until I was nine years old and started taking my first steps when I was ten. From […]
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