A nurturing space for girls aged 7-12 to explore mental health through
art and creativity. Using art therapy, this program allows them to
transform, grow, and build power in a safe, supportive environment that
fosters their creativity and confidence.
Future Art In Residence (FAIR) Camp connects young women aged 16-25, offering a vibrant space where they explore mental health, SRHR, and life skills through creative expression and art therapy. Here, young women collaborate to build power, solidarity, and feminist resilience through artistic innovation.
A celebration of visionary leadership as RCWG honored its founder, Zeedah Meierhofer-Mangeli, and welcomed a new era under the leadership of Ms. Nyawira Wahito—marking the evolution of feminist power and leadership at RCWG.
RCWG offers safe spaces through transformative retreats for adolescent girls from marginalized groups. These retreats build power by equipping girls with leadership skills, bodily autonomy, SRHR knowledge, and the confidence to drive change in their lives and communities.
A safe, judgment-free space for adolescent mothers from our retreats to build power through mental health resilience and gain valuable life skills. This program uplifts young mothers, helping them reclaim autonomy and thrive in a supportive community.
Bringing together parents, teachers, and board members, RCWG ensures collaborative decision-making that builds power by addressing the unique needs of adolescent girls. These meetings foster thoughtful, informed approaches to supporting girls’ growth.
RCWG participates in capacity-building events to strengthen networks, gain fresh perspectives, and sharpen strategies. These events are key to building power and creating environments where adolescent girls’ rights and well-being are prioritized.
RCWG organizes learning visits for marginalized girls, offering hands-on experiences that bring their lessons to life. Visits to places like KBC and museums provide practical knowledge, build confidence, and cultivate leadership skills, inspiring girls to drive change in their communities.
Our girl-led, girl-designed, and girl-centered indabas enable adolescent girls from our retreats to build power by applying their leadership skills, teaching, and inspiring their peers. These sessions create a ripple effect, spreading critical knowledge on self-awareness, leadership, and emotional intelligence to girls who may not have access to the retreats.
RCWG conducts school barazas to reach adolescent girls directly in their schools, providing them with essential knowledge on leadership and SRHR. These sessions create a safe platform for learning, building power, and fostering informed decision-making among young girls in their educational environments.
RCWG actively participates in the global 16 Days of Activism, building power in girls and women to challenge gender-based violence. Through creative protests, community dialogues, and awareness campaigns, we amplify voices and foster safe spaces for survivors and advocates.
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