The Hamburg Sustainability Conference 2024 (#HSC24) was a pivotal event for Jumuiya Women Fund (JWF), whose CEO was honored to be part of a dynamic delegation discussing one of the […]
In a world where the narratives of women and girls often remain on the margins, Jumuiya Women Fund (JWF) has taken it upon itself to lead a transformative journey in […]
Jumuiya Women Fund (JWF) recently concluded a transformative five-day training for its board members and senior management, focusing on feminist leadership, core values, principles, resource mobilization, corporate governance, and strategic […]
In a continued effort to align its operations with its vision and mission, Jumuiya Women Fund (JWF), a women-led grantmaking organization, recently conducted a one-week workshop dedicated to the comprehensive […]
Gender equality remains one of the most critical and contentious goals of the 21st century. Despite considerable progress over the past decades, the journey towards true gender parity is fraught with challenges. The fundamental question persists: Can we genuinely achieve gender equality? To explore this, we must examine the progress made, the hurdles that remain, and the collective will required to surmount these obstacles.
In the vibrant tapestry of Kenya’s socio-economic landscape, women in remote areas represent an untapped reservoir of potential. By strategically investing in women-led organizations through targeted Grantmaking, philanthropic organizations can not only champion social innovation and humanitarian development but also advance gender equality in profound ways. Here’s why Jumuiya Women Fund is focusing on these initiatives, which sets as a grant makers, apart as frontrunners in transformative social change.
Gender equality remains one of the most critical and contentious goals of the 21st century. Despite considerable progress over the past decades, the journey towards true gender parity is fraught with challenges. The fundamental question persists: Can we genuinely achieve gender equality? To explore this, we must examine the progress made, the hurdles that remain, and the collective will required to surmount these obstacles.
