Youth and girls with disabilities response and recovery. Through Access to SRHR services during disaster Human Rights of Women and Girls with Disability(WAG Disability Rights) has stressed the need to engage and include youth and girls with disabilities in disaster preparation, response and recovery and ensure quality sexual and reproductive health (SRH) services during natural…
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Today in Dowa District, Human Rights for Women and Girls with Disabilities in Malawi - hrwgdm in partnership with DAPP Malawi successfully conducted a Digital Storytelling Training and Online Platform Creation under the U4ADP Project, bringing together OPDs and CSOs.
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WAG Disability Rights is part of the PKN project, working to end Intimate Partner violence in Lilongwe and Balaka.
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The African Disability Protocol is a landmark human rights treaty for Africa. WAG Disability Rights explains what it means — and why getting it into Malawian law matters for women with disabilities.
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Women and girls with disabilities in Malawi face unique barriers to health care. The EmpowerHer project is helping them speak up, seek help, and claim their rights.
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WAG Disability Rights conducted formative research into violence against women with disabilities across 16 communities in Lilongwe. Here is what the process revealed.
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Training service providers is one thing. Seeing them change how they work is another. Here is what WAG Disability Rights observed on the ground in 2024.
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WAG Disability Rights facilitated a national workshop on Malawi's Social Protection Policy to ensure persons with disabilities are included. Here is why that matters.
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Many women with disabilities in Malawi want to join community savings groups — but cannot afford to. WAG Disability Rights explains why this matters and what needs to change.
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Climate change hits everyone — but not equally. WAG Disability Rights explains how extreme weather is affecting women and girls with disabilities in Malawi, and what that means for programme delivery.
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