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RFLD’s Rhute Landjohou to Sharpen Advocacy Skills at AWDF Workshop in Accra

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Dakar, Senegal – January 30, 2024 – We’re excited to announce that Mrs. Rhute Landjouhou, Program and Advocacy Officer for RFLD Women Leaders Network for Development (Reseau des Femmes Leaders pour le Développement), will be joining our partner, AWDF (African Women’s Development Fund), in Accra, Ghana next week 5 – 9 February 2024 for a crucial workshop on communication and advocacy.

This intensive program, organized by AWDF, promises to equip organizations with the expertise and strategies necessary to amplify their voices and make a real impact within their communities and beyond. Mrs. Landjouhou, RFLD’s representative , will be among a diverse group of participants from across Africa, all eager to hone their advocacy skills and advance their causes.

Empowering Voices, Strengthening Impact:

The workshop agenda will delve into key areas like:

  • Developing compelling narratives: Crafting powerful messages that resonate with audiences and decision-makers.
  • Effective communication strategies: Mastering various channels and techniques to reach target audiences and drive positive change.
  • Building strategic partnerships: Collaborating with like-minded individuals and organizations to amplify advocacy efforts.
  • Mobilizing grassroots action: Engaging communities and stakeholders to participate in advocacy campaigns.

RFLD’s Commitment to Advocacy:

Mrs. Landjouhou’s participation in this workshop underscores RFLD’s unwavering commitment to empowering women leaders and building a more equitable society. Her dedication to program development and advocacy aligns perfectly with AWDF’s mission of supporting and celebrating the leadership potential of African women.

A Catalyst for Change:

We believe this workshop will be a catalyst for positive change, equipping Mrs. Landjouhou and her fellow participants with the tools and strategies needed to advocate effectively for the issues that matter most. We extend our best wishes to her for a successful and impactful experience in Accra.

Follow the Journey:

Stay tuned for updates on Mrs. Landjouhou’s experience at the AWDF workshop on our social media channels. We are confident that her learnings will benefit not only RFLD but also the broader community of women leaders working towards a brighter future.

About RFLD:

RFLD Women Leaders Network for Development (Reseau des Femmes Leaders pour le Développement) is a dynamic network of women leaders committed to promoting gender equality, social justice, and sustainable development in Subsaharan Africa.

About AWDF:

The African Women’s Development Fund (AWDF) is a pan-African grantmaking organization that supports the work of African women’s rights organizations.

Together, RFLD and AWDF are working to create a world where women’s voices are heard and their leadership is recognized and valued.

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