#InspireInclusion #IWD2024
Inclusion goes beyond merely accommodating women in certain spaces; it’s about incorporating them from creation, through building, to reaping the benefits of their efforts.
It’s about more than meeting quotas; it’s about genuinely considering women’s perspectives, valuing their opinions, and acknowledging their contributions.
Click here to read our #IWD2024 interviews.
Ahadu Andualem – #IWD2024
What happens when your childhood dream is to enter the medical field, but you also aspire to be a future leader and public speaker? If you’re Ahadu Andualem, you pursue […]
Njodzeka Therese – #IWD2024
I am Njodzeka Therese, Finance coordinator for #defyhatenow Cameroon, my first reason for choosing this finance field is career acceleration and significant growth opportunities. There is no structure that functions […]
Ahlam Bogale – #IWD2024
“Everyone deserves equal opportunities to pursue their passions and achieve their goals, regardless of gender or background. Witnessing women face challenges in certain careers fuels my commitment to promoting inclusivity.” […]
Chansiline Nanze – #IWD2024
Chansiline Nanze is a Cameroonian backpack journalist living with a mobility impairment. I touch a bit of everything that concerns journalists but my strength lies in sports and health reporting. […]
Badal Fohmoh – #IWD2024
Je suis Badal Fohmoh, communicatrice de formation et blogueuse spécialisée dans le sport. Pourquoi principalement le sport ? Tout simplement parce que j’ai manqué ma carrière de footballeuse professionnelle (rires). […]
Ajumane Francis – #IWD2024
I am Ajumane Francis, a freelance journalist and member of the Cameroon Association of English speaking Journalists, CAMASEJ. I chose to be a journalist because I wanted to be the […]
« Le guide pratique appartient aux Camerounais dans leur ensemble et plus particulièrement aux amoureux de la paix »
Dr Kinang Derick Fai, chargé de la mise en œuvre du guide pratique, présente les ressources documentaires et guide les utilisateurs sur la manière de tirer le meilleur parti de son riche contenu.
“The Field Guide belongs to Cameroonians as a whole and most especially all lovers of peace.”
Dr Kinang Derick Fai, Field Guide Implementation Lead, introduces the resource materials and guides users on how to get the best out of its rich content.
DIASPORA DIALOGUES: Cameroon Youth at the crossroads of crisis, roles and perspectives of Cameroonian Diaspora youth.
We shall specially consider the special role of Cameroon based outside Cameroon; their perspectives on transforming the conflict in Cameroon and the particular roles young people play.