The End FGM European Network Ambassadors are individuals with a personal connection to female genital mutilation and a strong dedication to end the practice.
More"Every year we bring the youth together to help them build their capacities, plan activities, strategise together", Youth Ambassadors Coordinator
MoreOrchid Project's grassroots partner S.A.F.E. Kenya, celebrated a historic moment for the Loita Hills' Maasai community, as over 3,000 people gathered to publicly declare an end to FGC.
MoreEquipop and Excision Parlons-en!, gathered in a joint eventful day made of workshops and debates to celebrate the International Day Against FGM.
MoreOne of the main conclusions of the annual conference was the need for coordinated action by countries of origin and destination, with transnational intervention strategies and a comprehensive approach
MoreOur Coalition aims to enable better coordination among civil society working towards the abandonment of FGM at different regional and sub-regional levels, and increase collaboration and information sharing...
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MoreOn 30 of October 2018, the End FGM European Network and its Italian member the Italian Association for Women in Development (AIDOS), submitted a Shadow Report to the Council of Europe GREVIO Committee, on the implementation of the Istanbul Convention.
MoreIn the spirit of European Week of Action for Girls (EWAG), Youth Ambassador, Samera Ali accompanied End FGM EU Director, Fiona Coyle,to a meeting set up between civil society actors and UN Women's Deputy Asa Regner.
MoreThe 2018 European Week of Action for Girls put girl advocates at the centre of debates, creating a space for them to bring concrete and implementable recommendations to EU policymakers on how the EU can champion girls’ rights.
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