About Us – FGWN

Who We Are

Empowering Girls, Women with Disabilities, and Gender-Diverse Individuals

Mission, Vision, Identity & Objectives

Our Vision

A world where girls and women with disabilities explore their full potential without socio-economic and cultural limitations.

Our Mission

To create opportunities that enhance the well-being and empowerment of girls, young women with disabilities, and gender-diverse individuals.

Our Identity

We are a rights-based, intersectional, and inclusive network committed to dignity, equity, voice, and access for every girl and woman with a disability.

Our Objectives

To advocate, educate, and mobilize for inclusive services, policies, and systems that uphold the dignity and rights of girls and women with disabilities.

Thematic Areas | FGWN

Our Thematic Focus Areas

Explore how we empower girls, women with disabilities, and gender-diverse individuals through key focus areas.

Economic Empowerment

Vocational training, financial literacy & business development.

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Education

Inclusive and accessible learning for all levels.

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SRHR

Empowering youth on sexual and reproductive health.

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Civic Participation

Leadership training, mentoring, and civic engagement.

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Digital Inclusion

Digital access, assistive technology, and training.

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Climate & Sustainability

Eco-justice, resilience, and green advocacy.

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Governance & Leadership

Institutional accountability and inclusive policy advocacy.

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Legal Services & Rights

Legal aid, rights awareness, and justice access.

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FGWN – Meet the Board (Cyber-Editorial Style)

Meet the Board

Ashura Michael

Founder

“Empowered women build unstoppable movements.”

Ruth Mueni

Vice Chair

“Empowered women build unstoppable movements.”

Evelyne Wanjiku

Secretary to the Board

“Inclusion isn’t an option it’s the standard.”

Gabriela Chaves

Economist

“Gabriela Chaves is an Brazilian Economist and master in Global Political Economy at UFABC. She is the founder of Nofront financial empowerment and founder of South Feminist Futures.”