Somalia Girls Right Development Organization

Advancing Women’s Security: Somali Girls Rights Development Organisation Participates in W2WS System Mapping Workshop

The Somali Girls Rights Development Organisation (SGRDO) is proud to share that Executive Director Ms. Faaduma Cali Iimaan participated in the Women-to-Women Security (W2WS) System Mapping Workshop hosted by IOM. The workshop brought together women, girls, minority groups, and civil society to map security needs, assess participation in local systems, and document lived experiences. This inclusive process marks a vital step toward building responsive and sustainable security systems that truly reflect Somali women’s priorities.

Building Bridges for a Sustainable Future: Insights from the Sustainability Dialogue – Exchange Cross Reflection Meeting

The Sustainability Dialogue – Exchange Cross Reflection Meeting brought together diverse teams working on sustainable development initiatives, following a three-month period of interactive sessions and knowledge exchange. This unique format allowed participants to reflect on ongoing programs, share experiences, and develop a shared understanding of sustainability challenges and opportunities. The meeting underscored the power of collaboration and cross-learning in driving meaningful progress toward a more sustainable future.

Celebrating International Youth Day in Baidoa: SGRDO Partners with SPL, LPI, and the Ministry of Youth & Sports of South West State

The Somali Girls Rights Development Organisation (SGRDO), in collaboration with Search for Peace and Learning (SPL), the Life & Peace Institute (LPI), and the Ministry of Youth & Sports of South West State, proudly hosted an event in Baidoa to mark International Youth Day. The celebration, led by the Ministry of Youth & Sports, brought …

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Strengthening Collaboration to Safeguard Women’s Rights: Cross SD Meeting in Baraawe, Somalia

The Somali Girls Rights Development Organisation (SGRDO) convened a Cross SD Meeting in Baraawe, South West State of Somalia, under the theme: “Establishing a Collaborative Framework between the Police, CSOs, and Women to Advance and Safeguard Women’s Rights.” Held on 14–15 May 2025, the meeting served as a platform to enhance cooperation among security institutions, …

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May 15, 2025: Celebrating Somali Youth Day

May 15 is a historic and symbolic day in Somalia—Youth Day, a celebration dedicated to honoring the role of young people in shaping the nation’s past, present, and future. The day commemorates the vision, courage, and unity of the Somali Youth League, whose efforts laid the foundation for independence and national identity. This year, the …

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Training Workshop on Gender, Power, and Gender-Based Violence – Hudur

A two-day training workshop was held on May 14–15, 2025, focusing on the relationship between issues of gender, power, and gender-based violence (GBV). The primary objective of the training was to provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of how unequal power dynamics contribute to GBV and to strengthen their capacity to respond effectively within their …

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South West State Officials Launch Training to Strengthen Collaboration Between Police, Civil Society, and Women’s Groups

Officials from South West State have inaugurated a training program aimed at building a stronger collaborative framework between the police, civil society organizations, and women’s groups. The initiative is designed to enhance protection mechanisms and safeguard the rights of women across the region. Purpose of the Training The program focuses on developing practical approaches for …

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