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This article is published on 8 March, International Women’s Day, a day globally recognized to reflect on progress toward gender equality and the empowerment of women. Rather than speaking about women, this small study attempts to listen directly to how women themselves define empowerment in their everyday lives. Women’s empowerment is widely discussed in development…
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Youth, Human Rights, and Sustainable Development The world is changing rapidly. Technology is advancing, global discussions are broadening, and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are paving the way for a future that is just, inclusive, and sustainable. However, in this swift evolution, we cannot allow young people — especially those at the margins — to…
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As we observe International Women’s Day and reflect on racial discrimination this month, it is crucial to examine the intersectionality of these issues and their deep connection to education, early marriage, and migration within the framework of Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 4.7 and the 2030 Agenda. These global commitments emphasize the role of education in…
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Urbanization promises opportunities, but for many young people, it can lead to homelessness and despair. This phenomenon isn’t just about the absence of a home; it’s about the psychological and social challenges that come with trying to fit into an unforgiving urban environment. Here, I share my perspective on how urban life can push young…
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Whenever we ask a question on the opinion of Women, there will be various answers that come up with diverse analyses based on the experiences, norms, and beliefs in the society. 2024. we again celebrate International Women’s Day with the theme Invest in Women: Accelerate Progress There are some basic needs to be seen when…
Abat Bertha 