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NextGen Women Initiative partners with the School of Women and Gender Studies, Makerere University to run campaign on ending gender-based violence on Campus. The campaign seeks to explore a multi-pronged peer to peer approach using peer debates, a movie screening and a mobile exhibition throughout the campaign period.
The 2022 16 Days of Activism campaign has come to an impactful conclusion at Makerere University. The campaign, hosted by the School of Women and Gender studies, with NextGen Women Initiative as a key partner attracted active participation of over 800 students and members of the Makerere University community. The highlight of the campaign, which was the grand finale of the inter-college debate competition, saw the College of Veterinary Medicine, Animal Resources and Bio-Security take home the award for best debating team.The topics for debate included equal participation of women in politics, equal pay for women in sports, call-out culture, among others. The event was graced by the State Minister For Gender, and Culture, the Hon. Peace Regius Mutuuzo.
