A end post to the exciting series. We call it a "conclusion", but as the series' title suggests, it is far from that. In fact: we have only just begun.
Anah*, in Nigeria, has taken up the fight against child marriage and campaign for empowerment with greater gusto since her training. Our tenth in the WLUML-WELDD Butterfly Effect series! More to follow in the French language section of the website.
Our ninth story from the WLUML-WELDD Butterfly Effect series: Aalia*, a social worker at an Iraqi women's shelter, in inspired to take up research on case management--particularly with victims of gender-based violence--in order to bring the shelter up to international standards.
Zainab* uses her training in advocacy to convince a man to stop selling girls of his tribe into marriage. Eighth in our WLUML-WELDD Butterfly Effect series.
Our seventh narrative from the WLUML-WELDD Butterfly Effect series: Saira*, a young lady at a women's shelter in Iraq, realized that returning to a normal life was not, in fact, out of her reach.
Awa* from Senegal gained the confidence to stand up to her family's expectations and follow her dreams of going to cinema school abroad. Sixth in the WLUML-WELDD Butterfly Effect series. Read more here!
Salma*, after the WELDD workshops, now has powerful words for anyone struggling with the discord between caring for activism and caring for oneself.
Fifth in the WLUML-WELDD Butterfly Effect series.
Fourth in the WLUML-WELDD Butterfly Effect series: Aisha*, Nigeria, tells about her successful efforts in making a father realize the error of his ways in selling young girls off to marriage.