Vijana Tunaweza – Girls Leadership Programme
Enhance the financial security and resilience of 1345 marginalized young people. through enterprise development while addressing gender-based violence and HIV prevention for sustainable development
KIJANA IMARA – UNICEF
Promoting comprehensive well-being through sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR), HIV prevention, violence prevention, nutrition, and the protection of adolescents’ rights in Songwe Region in Tanzania
Kijana Wajibika
Empowering young people to take a central role in development and governance, driving accountability and responsiveness from government institutions. Using our proven youth-led, data-driven mode
Happy’s Story
Story of Happy Balisidya, a 28 year-old feminist from Tanzania in her fight against Gender-based Violence.
Young entrepreneurs being overlooked in youth unemployment crisis
21 young researchers from seven African countries have launched a new report that calls for a rethink of how young entrepreneurs on the continent are supported.
Dorice’s Story
Dorice Ahmed Mkiva is 27-year-old feminist leader and youth accountability advocate from Tanzania. She is passionate about working with young people to ensure their meaningful participation in community-led change.
Hawa’s Story
Hawa, 23, is from Iringa, a town in central Tanzania. She grew up with two brothers, two sisters and a single mother who is now retired and subsistence farms for a living.
Take your advocacy to the next level
In April 2021, Restless Development will be launching an online crash course to help activists learn and improve their gender advocacy.
Anastazia’s Story
On learning about the challenges people living with disabilities face in her community, Anastazia decided to pursue a Bachelors of Education in Special Needs at the University of Dodoma.
Paulina’s Story
Meet Paulina Paulina Joseph, a 16-year-old girl from a village called Mtitaa, in central Tanzania, has been working hard to eradicate gender-based violence in her community. Paulina, who lives with her mother and two siblings, is in her third year of secondary school. Growing up she saw women and girls in her community held back …