World Menstrual Day is not just about acknowledging the biological process; it’s a day to recognise the challenges, taboos, and inequalities surrounding menstruation.
Early this week Our Program Officer Samuel Adesida (PMD Pro) and Team Lead Stephen Olushola Oladepo , attended a 3-day Introductory National Led Training on “Supporting Families in Countering Extremism and Violent Extremism” organized by, Neem Foundation supported by Hedayah with funding from the European Union. This 3-day introductory learning journey covered topics such as: […]
As we mark yet another Earth Day, the urgency of our environmental crisis has never been clearer. This year, the theme “Planet vs. Plastics” resonates profoundly as we confront the pervasive threat of plastic pollution. On this day, we are not merely celebrating the beauty of our planet but also acknowledging the critical battle against […]
His journey not only exemplifies the power of perseverance but also imparts invaluable lessons that transcend the chessboard into our lives. Painstakingly giving it all for the sake of underserving and underprivileged children, he went all out, drawing the attention of the world to their plight and beaming a ray of hope for the hopeless.
Blue Umbrella Day (BUD) 2024 is set to make waves on April 16th as the world comes together to address a critical issue often overlooked: sexual violence against boys. Hosted internationally by Family for Every Child, this day serves as a beacon of awareness, rallying individuals and organisations to stand up, speak out, and act.
Early today, we had an orientation session with our new staff and volunteers who had recently joined our organization. During the session, members of staff/volunteers were introduced to Rise To Inspire Africa Initiative what we do, why we do what we do, and how we intend to deliver on our mandates as well as our […]
Yesterday marked a significant moment for us at RIA, as we had the privilege of hosting esteemed guests from the Embassy of Switzerland Nigeria at our office in Maiduguri, Borno State. Among the distinguished visitors were Mr. Nicolas Martin-Achard, the Secretary for Humanitarian Aid and Development Cooperation, and Ms. Hilda Ayejimiwo, the National Project Officer for Humanitarian Aid.
International Women’s Day is an occasion to celebrate the achievements of women worldwide, recognizing their resilience, contributions, and progress towards gender equality. This year’s theme, “Invest in Women: Accelerate Progress,” urges us to reflect on the transformative power of investing in women and girls, not only for their benefit but for the advancement of societies […]
Children are the most vulnerable members of society, relying on adults to protect and nurture them. Unfortunately, in various parts of the world, children continue to suffer from grave violations of their rights. These violations not only cause immediate harm but also have long-lasting effects on their physical, emotional, and psychological well-being. In 1999, the first resolution on children and armed conflict adopted by the United Nations Security Council placed the issue of children affected by war on the Council’s agenda.
World Environment Day is celebrated every year on June 5th, and this year’s theme is “Beat Plastic Pollution”. The day is meant to raise awareness about the importance of preserving our environment and taking action to protect it. One of the ways that we can do this is by planting trees, and Rise to Inspire Africa (RIA) Initiative, funded by Brain Builders Youth Development Initiative (BBYDI), is leading the way in sensitizing people about this important issue.
