Finding My Voice: Koleta's Journey to Empowerment
Koleta Aziza, a resident of Gurei, North Block One, shares her transformative experience at the WOJE women- and girl-friendly space. "One of the best things I have gained from this space is learning English and how to express myself confidently," Koleta explains with a bright smile. "I have also learned numbers, my age, and many other essential skills that I never had the opportunity to learn before."
A Safe Haven: Sonia Basha's Story of Protection and Empowerment
Sonia Basha, a resident of Gurei, Block Three, expresses her gratitude for being a member of the women- and girl-friendly space. "I would like to appreciate the Women for Justice and Equality (WOJE) staff for all they have contributed. We, as girls, have benefited so much since the center was opened. It has created a safe environment for us here in Gurei, protecting us and preventing violence, including GBV. This is what makes this center so important."
"I Have a Right to Be Safe": Monday Morning at Grace Integrated School, Gurei
It began like any other school day. The bell rang, classrooms buzzed, and little footsteps filled the compound of Grace Integrated Nursery and Primary School in Gurei. But this Monday morning was different.
Empowering the Next Generation: Sabrin's Message to South Sudan Girls
Sabrin, an 18-year-old girl from Gurei North, Juba County and the leader of the adolescent girls at the Women's Girls' Friendly Space (WGFS) - WOJE, shares a message to all the girls in South Sudan during the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence.
Breaking the Silence: A Day of Awareness at Good Hope Secondary School
Last week, the WOJE Raja Team stepped into the classrooms of Good Hope Secondary School with a mission to educate, empower, and encourage action against rape and sexual violence.
The Strength Within
"As a woman, be strong and courageous, challenges will always be there especially in marriages/families. These challenges might make you feel helpless and vulnerable to the extent of giving up but that shouldn't be the case. Show your strength and speak up and seek help."