Helen Kezie-Nwoha (@keziehelen) 's Twitter Profile
Helen Kezie-Nwoha

@keziehelen

Founder, Researchers Without Borders. Co-Founder African Feminist Collective on Feminist Informed Policies . Views are mine. @rewib_africa @AfIP_Collective

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The Women's Situation Room (WSR) Uganda (@wsr_uganda) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🌍 Voices of peace echoed through Moroto today as community leaders, elders & youth came together to talk, listen & lead! Every dialogue takes us one step closer to lasting harmony. 🤝 #DialogueForPeace #PeaceInOurHands

🌍 Voices of peace echoed through Moroto today as community leaders, elders & youth came together to talk, listen & lead! Every dialogue takes us one step closer to lasting harmony. 🤝
#DialogueForPeace #PeaceInOurHands
The Women's Situation Room (WSR) Uganda (@wsr_uganda) 's Twitter Profile Photo

💬 Dialogue isn’t just discussion—it’s action. Today’s peace dialogue wasn't just a meeting—it was a movement. A shift from silence to solutions, from mistrust to mutual respect. The atmosphere was filled with hope, courage, and determination. #PeaceIsInOurHands

💬 Dialogue isn’t just discussion—it’s action. Today’s peace dialogue wasn't just a meeting—it was a movement. A shift from silence to solutions, from mistrust to mutual respect. The atmosphere was filled with hope, courage, and determination.
#PeaceIsInOurHands
Researchers Without Borders (@rewib_africa) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Ongoing: Session 2 of our Feminist Peace training 💡 We are empowering 40+ young feminist peace activists by deepening their understanding of the #WPSAgenda and equipping them with skills to recognize early warning signs of conflict and strengthen community-led responses.

Ongoing: Session 2 of our Feminist Peace training 💡

We are empowering 40+ young feminist peace activists by deepening their understanding of the #WPSAgenda and equipping them with skills to recognize early warning signs of conflict and strengthen community-led responses.
Helen Kezie-Nwoha (@keziehelen) 's Twitter Profile Photo

‘The margins of the budget’: Gender equality in developing countries underfunded by $420 billion annually news.un.org/en/story/2025/…

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Policies without implementation are empty promises. It’s time to; ✔️Fund reparations, ✔️Implement gender justice frameworks ✔️ Hold systems accountable. Add your voice online too: bit.ly/4kAZCVK 📍Malabo, Equatorial Guinea #30YearsAndBOLD #7GIMACRECs

Policies without implementation are empty promises.

It’s time to;
✔️Fund reparations,
✔️Implement gender justice frameworks
✔️ Hold systems accountable.

Add your voice online too:  bit.ly/4kAZCVK
 
📍Malabo, Equatorial Guinea
#30YearsAndBOLD 
#7GIMACRECs
Researchers Without Borders (@rewib_africa) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Monday is a reminder that each week is a new chance to champion women’s rights and foster peace. Let’s draw strength from our collective efforts, pushing forward with determination and hope for a lasting impact!

Monday is a reminder that each week is a new chance to champion women’s rights and foster peace. Let’s draw strength from our collective efforts, pushing forward with determination and hope for a lasting impact!
Gimac Youth Network (@gimacyouth) 's Twitter Profile Photo

✋Reparations in Our Hands: Youth Building an Inclusive Future The 14th GIMAC Youth Advocacy Training is happening now at Anda China Hotel! Young voices are rising, shaping policies, and leading the call for justice and inclusion across Africa. #14GIMACYouth #ReparationsNow

✋Reparations in Our Hands: Youth Building an Inclusive Future
The 14th GIMAC Youth Advocacy Training is happening now at Anda China Hotel! Young voices are rising, shaping policies, and leading the call for justice and inclusion across Africa. #14GIMACYouth #ReparationsNow
GIMAC Network (@gimacnetwork) 's Twitter Profile Photo

📢 From the youth to the continent! We’re proud to spotlight the #14tGIMACYouth Advocacy Training on the theme “Reparations in Our Hands: Youth Building an Inclusive Future”, happening now at Anda China Hotel in Malabo The next generation is not waiting they’re leading.

Researchers Without Borders (@rewib_africa) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We are honored to attend! Empowering the next generation to advocate for reparations and inclusivity is vital for a just future. Let's continue to uplift these important conversations! #14GIMACYouth #ReparationsNow Helen Kezie-Nwoha FAWE Africa AWLNetwork ACCORD

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🎤 Melissa Kubvoruno, Chair of the #GIMACYouth Women’s Network, opened the #14GIMACYouth Advocacy Training with a warm welcome and key highlights of the agenda — setting the tone for a powerful youth-led dialogue on #reparations and inclusion.

🎤 Melissa Kubvoruno, Chair of the #GIMACYouth Women’s Network, opened the #14GIMACYouth Advocacy Training with a warm welcome and key highlights of the agenda — setting the tone for a powerful youth-led dialogue on #reparations and inclusion.
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“As long as #women remain burdened by unpaid care work, justice will remain out of reach. Real change begins when resources flow directly to the women driving transformation on the ground.” — Dr. Helen Kezie-Nwoha, Chairperson of GIMAC Network #ReparationsNow #Femonomics

“As long as #women remain burdened by unpaid care work, justice will remain out of reach. Real change begins when resources flow directly to the women driving transformation on the ground.”
— Dr. Helen Kezie-Nwoha, Chairperson of <a href="/GimacNetwork/">GIMAC Network</a>

#ReparationsNow 
#Femonomics
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🗣️ Ruth Abunaw Besong, Central Africa Rep. of #GIMACYWN, reflected on the impact of the 13th GIMAC Youth Training, where young advocates shaped policy on historical justice, and encouraged #14GIMACYouth participants in Malabo to keep driving change. #ReparationsNow #YouthVoices

🗣️ Ruth Abunaw Besong, Central Africa Rep. of #GIMACYWN, reflected on the impact of the 13th GIMAC Youth Training, where young advocates shaped policy on historical justice, and encouraged #14GIMACYouth participants in Malabo to keep driving change.
#ReparationsNow #YouthVoices
Gimac Youth Network (@gimacyouth) 's Twitter Profile Photo

1/2 📚 Living Library in Session! Dr. Helen Kezie-Nwoha, Chair of the GIMAC Network, is featured as a “living book” sharing her powerful journey on advancing gender justice and reparations — under the moderation of Alonyo Daphine Joseph Oringa (Plan AULO). #14GIMACYouth

1/2 📚 Living Library in Session!
Dr. Helen Kezie-Nwoha, Chair of the <a href="/GimacNetwork/">GIMAC Network</a>, is featured as a “living book” sharing her powerful journey on advancing gender justice and reparations — under the moderation of Alonyo Daphine Joseph Oringa (Plan AULO).
 #14GIMACYouth
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2/2 Resolution 1325 calls for women’s participation, but overlooks their bodily integrity and the emotional labour they bear in conflict — caring for others, carrying pain, yet remaining invisible. It’s time to count what truly counts. #GenderJustice

Gimac Youth Network (@gimacyouth) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We must stop blaming women for lacking capacity. The problem is structural. Our institutions were not built to support women, it’s time we interrogate and transform them. — Cleopatra Phiri-Hurungo, UNDP RSCA #GenderJustice #Reparations #14GIMACYOUTH UNDP Africa

We must stop blaming women for lacking capacity. The problem is structural. Our institutions were not built to support women, it’s time we interrogate and transform them.
— Cleopatra Phiri-Hurungo, UNDP RSCA
#GenderJustice #Reparations #14GIMACYOUTH
<a href="/UNDPAfrica/">UNDP Africa</a>
Gimac Youth Network (@gimacyouth) 's Twitter Profile Photo

📸 United for #GenderJustice and #Reparations! From powerful reflections to collective action, voices across generations came together at #14GIMACYOUTH to reimagine a just and inclusive Africa. ✊🏾🌍 #GenderJustice

📸 United for #GenderJustice and #Reparations!
From powerful reflections to collective action, voices across generations came together at #14GIMACYOUTH to reimagine a just and inclusive Africa. ✊🏾🌍
#GenderJustice
Gimac Youth Network (@gimacyouth) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Following debt cancellation in Africa, we expect our leaders to redirect savings to Public Services. Leaders should invest freed-up resources into education, healthcare, and climate resilience programs that benefit citizens directly. #DebtcancellationNow #14GIMACYouth

Following debt cancellation in Africa, we expect our leaders to redirect savings to Public Services. 
Leaders should invest freed-up resources into education, healthcare, and climate resilience programs that benefit citizens directly.
#DebtcancellationNow
#14GIMACYouth
Researchers Without Borders (@rewib_africa) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Our June 2025 Bulletin is here! This issue tackles the pressing challenges of conflict, climate change, & humanitarian crises across Africa. Dive into our insights on empowering civil society & advancing the #WPS agenda. Read more: rewib.org/bulletin/rewib… #Women4Peace

Our June 2025 Bulletin is here! This issue tackles the pressing challenges of conflict, climate change, &amp; humanitarian crises across Africa. Dive into our insights on empowering civil society &amp; advancing the #WPS agenda. Read more: rewib.org/bulletin/rewib… #Women4Peace
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Modern migration governance pretends to be about rights but it denies citizenship, enforces racialised borders, and reproduces global inequalities. Who moves, how, and where to, is shaped by the same powers that produce war, climate crises, and economic precarity - Toni Haastrup

Modern migration governance pretends to be about rights but it denies citizenship, enforces racialised borders, and reproduces global inequalities. Who moves, how, and where to, is shaped by the same powers that produce war, climate crises, and economic precarity - Toni Haastrup