Connecting the Dots for Women and Girls in Nigeria

A new feminist institute led by IWHC’s grantee partner the International Centre for Reproductive Health and Sexual Rights (INCRESE) seeks to empower young people to advocate for gender equality and human rights. In a recent interview, Dorothy Aken’Ova, INCRESE’s founder, sheds light on the institute—Connecting the Dots—which is designed to build a movement that is capable of connecting, protecting, and defending human rights, advocating for sexual and reproductive health and rights, and driving social change in Nigeria. What drove you to create Connecting the Dots, and what do you hope to achieve? There were four driving factors that pushed me to create Connecting the Dots. The first was mentoring of emerging activists. Lots of resources have been put into women’s sexual and reproductive health; however, progress in

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