On November 19th, End FGM EU organised its online Knowledge Sharing Event. The aim of the event was to create a space for Members, Ambassador and the Secretariat to share their skills, showcase their work and learn from one another through self-organised training sessions and by external experts.
MoreRead about our last meeting with our new Ambassadors and Youth Ambassadors!
MoreThroughout September and October we have been working on the TuWezeshe Fellowship program
MoreThe CHAIN project is an EU co-funded project coordinated by TERRE DES FEMMES and in partnership with ActionAid International Italia Onlus, the End FGM European Network, Equipop, and Save a Girl, Save a Generation. On the International Day of the Girl Child, we're launching a European awareness raising campaign on FGM and EFM.
MoreToday we launch the Good Practice Poster, a policy roadmap for stakeholders who want to contribute to end FGM in Europe.
MoreAkiDwa has been active during the past 6 months, organising fundraising events, online events and webinars and other activities to keep raising awareness and providing support services.
MoreUNAF dedicated this year’s International Conference to summarise the progress made, to create more awareness and to debate on the key policies and measures needed to advance the promotion of Women and Girl's rights. The event was held online and counted with the participation of international panelists and more than 200 participants.
MoreOn June 22nd and 23rd , 2021, the second consortium meeting of the two-year EU project CHAIN took place. On Instagram, Terre des Femmes introduced Isatou, Muhammed, Habiba and Clément, all CHAIN community trainers.
MoreAs part of the ARTEMIS Project, our member, the Mediterranean Institute of Gender Studies (MIGS) together with its partners produced a final research report on the implementation of the European Protection Order in 5 European countries.
MoreThis guide addresses 13 myths and misconceptions often heard by the field teams in the course of their work: the origin and geographical prevalence of the people concerned, victimisation, sexuality, barbarism, religion, genital cosmetic surgery, medicalisation, circumcision, episiotomy, intersex genital mutilation...
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