In a commendable commemoration of the International Day of the Girl Child, the Women Empowerment Education and Peace Building Initiative recently hosted a highly successful one-day Capacity Building Program for young girls at the prestigious City Girls Secondary School in Enugu.
The program, held on October 27, 2023, was a testament to the organization’s commitment to empowering and uplifting the potential of young girls, providing them with the skills and knowledge necessary to become confident, self-reliant, and empowered individuals capable of actively contributing to peace building efforts in their communities.
The event featured a diverse range of sessions and activities designed to foster personal and societal growth. Key topics addressed included Empowerment through Education, Leadership Development, Conflict Resolution and Peace building, Career and Skill Development, Health and Well-being, and Inspirational Success Stories. These sessions aimed at nurturing leadership qualities, promoting access to education, and providing tools for conflict resolution and personal development.
The program was open to young girls from City Girls Secondary School, specifically tailored to meet their unique needs and aspirations. Participation in the event required advanced registration, and the response from the girls was overwhelmingly positive.
Women Empowerment Education and Peace Building Initiative, through this program, demonstrated its dedication to creating a brighter future for girls and promoting gender equality. The belief that investing in the education and empowerment of girls is foundational to a more peaceful and prosperous society was evident throughout the event.
The program, with its inspiring content and positive impact, was a resounding success. The young girls who participated left with newfound knowledge, skills, and a heightened sense of confidence to take on leadership roles, become change-makers, and serve as peace ambassadors in their communities. It was indeed a memorable event that celebrated the potential of the girls, and it showcased the collective effort to support their empowerment.