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Photos hold so much possibility, and they provide us with an opportunity to reflect on the lived experiences of those we meet. In this photo, a woman vends Nakati, a bush spreading, local vegetable in Uganda—and her story becomes all the more powerful when we learn more about her.

The Power of Stories and Photos to Highlight Intersectionality, Gender, and Individual Agency in our work

WI-HER’s Sandra Bunch and Elizabeth Kemigisha (left to right) recently sat down to talk about ways we can work together to close the generational divide.

The Benefits of Intergenerational Communication: A Chat with WI-HER’s Sandra Bunch and Elizabeth Kemigisha

Among other findings, the GYESI Analysis uncovered key barriers to engaging women as well as youth and marginalized groups in Ethiopian food systems.

How a Gender, Youth, Economic, and Social Inclusion (GYESI) Analysis is Helping Improve Food Systems in Ethiopia

Helen John is a Gender Equity and Social Inclusion Advisor supporting the USAID Integrated Health Program (IHP) in Nigeria.

A Gender Equity and Social Inclusion Advisor’s Thoughts on International Women’s Day 2024: Reflections on USAID IHP Nigeria

Women’s Day Webinar with WI-HER: Uplifting Women’s Leadership

WI-HER’s approach to capacity strengthening focuses on centering the voices of our local partners at the heart of interventions and activities, recognizing they are active players in the change they wish to see.

Fostering Innovation and Learning: Our Approach to Capacity Strengthening

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