Over the past five years, Jane Meme, Head of Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning (MEL), has helped shape The Girl Generation’s learning journey. Working closely with the FGM Data Hub and
There is a particular kind of silence that survivors of FGM know well. It is not the silence of peace. It is the silence of fear, of a wound you
When The Girl Generation set out across Isiolo, Narok, and Garissa counties, the brief wasn’t just to implement but find out what works to end FGM. Five years on, as
Across Africa, girls and young women are leading transformative movements despite shrinking civic space, declining funding, political instability, and growing resistance to feminist organising. Yet too often, grassroots leaders and
Teachers, health professionals, regional health directors, civil society leaders and government representatives sat down at the same table for a sharing and exchange workshop on the Training and Orientation Modules
On 29 April, TGG-ALM was represented at the FGM Summit, held at the UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO), and hosted by the Home Office and the Attorney General’s
As global leaders, feminist movements, youth advocates, and grassroots organizations gathered at the Women Deliver 2026 Conference, one message rang clear across conversations on gender justice and bodily autonomy: those
There are moments in a movement when scattered efforts crystallise into something lasting. What happened in Tambacounda between 14 and 16 April 2026 was one of those moments. Representatives of
When TGG-ALM’s Global Advocacy Director, Dr. Leyla Hussein, and Senior Programme Manager, Olga De Biaggio attended the International Journalism Festival in Perugia-Italy, one theme emerged across almost every conversation- Stories
The Commission on the Status of Women continues to serve as a critical global platform for advancing gender equality and amplifying the voices of those driving change. Held at the
As a member of the Grants team, my role involves supporting grantee partners in co-designing and implementing community-based programmes, with a focus on community engagement, Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning (MEL).
On 12 February in London, The Girl Generation and the FCDO marked the International Day of Zero Tolerance for FGM not with slogans, but with reflection. The room gathered to
