Where Girls and Women Thrive
Women Aspire Network is a feminist non-governmental organization based in Accra - Ghana
We support, empower and advocate for the rights of women and girls to participate fully in national development without discrimination.
Our Community
Why We Wake Up Every Day
Our Vision: To create a world where Girls and Women thrive and are free to participate in national development without any discrimination and inhibitions. Our Mission: To create a solid foundation for Girls and Young Women’s empowerment and development. This is not just text on a wall for us. When a girl drops out of school because of early marriage, …
Why We Wake Up Every Day
Our Vision: To create a world where Girls and Women thrive and are free to participate in national development without any discrimination and inhibitions. Our Mission: To create a solid foundation for Girls and Young Women’s empowerment and development. This is not just text on a wall for us. When a girl drops out of school because of early marriage, …
We Are Women Aspire Network
We are more than an NGO. We are a feminist movement. Women Aspire Network (WAN) is a feminist non-governmental organization based in Accra, legally registered since 2017. We exist for one reason: to support, empower, and advocate for the rights of women and girls in Ghana. We do this through education, research, advocacy, policy reform, and crucially — free pro …
We Are Women Aspire Network
We are more than an NGO. We are a feminist movement. Women Aspire Network (WAN) is a feminist non-governmental organization based in Accra, legally registered since 2017. We exist for one reason: to support, empower, and advocate for the rights of women and girls in Ghana. We do this through education, research, advocacy, policy reform, and crucially — free pro …
Our 4 Pillars of Change
Women’s Participation in Governance & LeadershipWomen are 51% of Ghana’s population but hold less than 15% of political power. We are training the next generation of women leaders — from university SRCs to district assemblies — to lead and transform governance. 2. Women’s Participation in the Extractive IndustryGhana’s gold and oil should benefit women too. But women in mining communities …
Our 4 Pillars of Change
Women’s Participation in Governance & LeadershipWomen are 51% of Ghana’s population but hold less than 15% of political power. We are training the next generation of women leaders — from university SRCs to district assemblies — to lead and transform governance. 2. Women’s Participation in the Extractive IndustryGhana’s gold and oil should benefit women too. But women in mining communities …
She Couldn’t Afford a Lawyer. So We Became Her Lawyers.
Last month, a 19-year-old from an underserved community in Greater Accra came to us. She was a survivor of violence. She was told “you have no case” because she couldn’t afford representation. At Women Aspire Network, we say: You have rights. And we will defend them. Our Access to Justice program provides FREE court representation for young women who cannot …
She Couldn’t Afford a Lawyer. So We Became Her Lawyers.
Last month, a 19-year-old from an underserved community in Greater Accra came to us. She was a survivor of violence. She was told “you have no case” because she couldn’t afford representation. At Women Aspire Network, we say: You have rights. And we will defend them. Our Access to Justice program provides FREE court representation for young women who cannot …
10
Years of Feminist Action
620
Women & Girls Empowered
12
Communities Reached
52
Justice Cases Won
From The Feminist Frontline
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