Equity Watch Initiative (E-WIN) is a non-governmental organization committed to promoting gender equality and empowering women and girls in Nigeria.
Enugu, Nigeria
Joined June 2020
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On Thursday, October 29, E-WIN joined Lion 91.1 FM, Nsukka, for “The Blueprint for Campus Accountability,” with Dr. Chikodili Nwangwu (Political Science, UNN) and Assoc. Prof. Chiemezie Atama (E-WIN). @ActionAidNG @CanHCNigeria
The conversation explored accountability in building safer, more inclusive university environments. Meaningful change takes more than acknowledging the challenges. It takes systems that work, institutions that take responsibility, and a commitment to everyone’s rights and dignity
This project is funded by Global Affairs Canada and implemented by ActionAid Nigeria through Equity Watch Initiative.
@ActionAidNG | @CanHCNigeria
#NigerianWomenMatter #CanadaDevNG #Safeguarding #EquityWatchInitiative
On October 28, 2026, E-WIN marked the Project Launch and Inception Meeting for Breaking the Silence and Activating Accountability for Actions (BSAAA) at UNN, with @ActionAidNG and @CanHCNigeria. We’re not just breaking the silence; we’re demanding accountability
This project is funded by Global Affairs Canada and implemented by ActionAid Nigeria through Equity Watch Initiative.
@ActionAidNG | @CanHCNigeria
#NigerianWomenMatter #CanadaDevNG #BSAAA #EquityWatchInitiative
We’re excited to announce our new project: Breaking the Silence and Activating Accountability for Actions (BSAAA) at the University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN), with @ActionAidNG and @CanHCNigeria under the RWVL Nigeria Project.
BSAAA tackles gender-based violence, including sexual harassment, through awareness of the VAPP Act and UNN’s safeguarding policies, stronger institutional systems, and survivor-centred support that protects women’s and girls’ rights, dignity and safety.
This project is funded by Global Affairs Canada and implemented by ActionAid Nigeria through Equity Watch Initiative.
@ActionAidNG | @CanHCNigeria
#NigerianWomenMatter #CanadaDevNG #BSAAA #EquityWatchInitiative
Governments, civil society, schools and parents must work together to ensure girls manage their periods without shame or barriers to education.
#MenstrualHealth #PeriodPoverty #GirlsEducation #EWINGirlsEmpowermentInitiativePhaseII #EquityWatchInitiative
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A highlight was the girls demonstrating their newly acquired skills in making reusable cloth pads.
Equipping girls with knowledge, practical skills and menstrual hygiene resources helps protect their safety and dignity.
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@unwomenNG
Governments, civil society, schools and parents must work together to ensure girls manage their periods without shame or barriers to education.
#MenstrualHealth #PeriodPoverty #GirlsEducation #EWINGirlsEmpowermentInitiativePhaseII #EquityWatchInitiative
@OpenSociety
To commemorate the 2026 International Day of the Girl Child, Equity Watch Initiative (E-WIN) engaged students of the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, in an advocacy activity themed “The Empty Seat: Every Girl Deserves a Future.”
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The activity inspired students to speak out against child marriage and help create an environment where every girl is protected, educated, heard and free to pursue her dreams.
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Together, we can protect girls’ rights, expand their opportunities and build a future where every girl can learn, grow and realise her potential.
#InternationalDayOfTheGirlChild #EndChildMarriage #InvestInGirlsRights #TheEmptySeat #EveryGirlDeservesAFuture #EquityWatchInitiative
Due to our ongoing commitment to promoting adolescent girls’ education, Equity Watch Initiative, in partnership with Girls Opportunity Alliance, recently organised a phone-in radio programme at Radio Nigeria Voice FM 97.6, Nsukka.
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Teachers have a responsibility to uphold professional boundaries, protect students and contribute to safe learning environments.
Listeners also participated through the Call-in segment, asking questions and contributing to the conversation.
#EndSexualAbuse #EquityWatchInitiative
At E-WIN, promoting girls’ education means challenging gender stereotypes, tackling abuse, protecting children and expanding access to education and relevant skills.
#GirlsEducation #EWINGirlsEmpowermentInitiativephaseII #ChildProtection
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