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A World Health Organization research states that one in Seven, 10 – 19-year-olds experience mental disorders and account for 13% of the global issue in this age group.

Sexual harassment is gradually assuming critical dimensions in Nigeria’s higher education institutions. At Gender Mobile Initiative, our research findings and engagement with stakeholders have enabled us pinpoint the causes and pragmatic solutions to sexual harassment

Gender Mobile in commemoration of the International Women’s Day and Women’s month 2021, recognizes the outstanding achievements and progressive contributions of 20 leading Nigerian women in creating a more equal world. Across sectors women have contributed immensely during and beyond the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic.

From the ivory towers of academia to the shriving pews of religious centres, the past few years have witnessed a global reckoning for perpetrators of sexual harassment...

GENDER MOBILE PARTNERS WITH NANS TO ADDRESS SEXUAL HARASSMENT IN NIGERIAN TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS

Economic empowerment has long been regarded as a crucial factor in structural interventions in the quest to reduce gender-based violence (GBV) amongst women & girls (USAID, 2014).

The World Health Organization (WHO) estimated the population of adolescents aged between 10 and 19 years to be about 1.2 billion of the 7.2 billion people worldwide.

Are you passionate about ending sexual harassment in tertiary Institutions?