Axum Safehouse Project – Women’s Association of Tigray (WAT) in collaboration with UN Women Ethiopia(Name changed to protect confidentiality)Before the conflict, Weizero Mearey was a symbol of strength and self-reliance […]
(Name changed for protection)Weizero Almaz is a survivor of gender-based violence (GBV) from the Eastern Zone of Tigray whose life reflects extraordinary resilience and recovery.Before the conflict, Weizero Almaz lived
The Safe House Project, implemented by the Women’s Association of Tigrai (WAT) with the support of UNFPA, stands as a pillar of protection, healing, and empowerment for women affected by
The event served as both a solemn reflection on the challenges facing the region and a celebratory investment in its future leaders. Key Leadership Insights: The leadership of WAT used
The discussion proved fruitful, as all participants expressed strong willingness to contribute in diverse ways, including: – Capacity building through various forms of training. – Job creation initiatives to enhance
This EHF-funded project delivers multisectoral support to IDP sites in Eastern Tigray. Teams are now ready with a Detailed Implementation Plan to provide: Health & Nutrition Protection Cash Support Bringing
The Women’s Association of Tigray (WAT), in collaboration with the Network of Ethiopian Women’s Associations (NEWA), recently delivered a two-day peacebuilding training in Mekelle. A total of 51 participants drawn
The Women’s Association of Tigray (WAT), in collaboration with UNICEF, has launched a vital project titled: “Enhance GBV prevention and Response activities through capacitating Women Led Organization (WLO) in Maichew,
Adigrat, Ethiopia — The Women’s Association of Tigray (WAT), in collaboration with UNFPA, celebrated White Ribbon Day at the Mulu Tesfay Hotel in Adigrat, highlighting ongoing efforts to end gender-based
