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The SRHR Advocacy Game Challenge is Here : Available in English and French!

The RFLD Hub EmpowerHer Health has been launched to enhance gender equality and health outcomes in Sub-Saharan Africa. This new digital platform, created by RFLD Dɔnùesè, provides beneficiaries with accessible, rights-based information on sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR). A standout…

Africa July 28, 2025 1 min read

Dear Friends and Partners,

We are excited to announce a significant step forward in our mission to advance gender equality and health outcomes in Sub-Saharan Africa: the launch of RFLD Hub EmpowerHer Health.

This innovative digital platform, developed by RFLD Dɔnùesè, is designed to equip beneficiairies with comprehensive, accessible, and rights-based information on their sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR).

A core component of the platform is our unique SRHR Advocacy Challenge, an interactive game designed to build practical skills in policy engagement and stakeholder collaboration.

We believe that by leveraging digital innovation, we can scale access to vital knowledge and cultivate a generation who are empowered, vocal, and capable of driving sustainable change.

We invite you to explore RFLD Hub EmpowerHer Health and share this vital resource widely within your networks.

DISCOVER THE HUB

Tags #digital platform #Game Challenge #gender equality and health #SRHR Advocacy

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Réseau des Femmes Leaders pour le Développement, a pan-African network for gender equality and development advancing women's rights, SRHR, civic space and climate justice across 35+ African countries since 2013.

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