Freely in Hope had great suffering and great celebration in 2020. This was our 10th Anniversary, and, though we couldn’t celebrate as wanted to, we spent much time in reflection to celebrate the successes of the year as a global community.
2020 Annual Report Read More »
The need for self-care and rejuvenation makes us human and should be embraced as a tool for better advocacy. Here are 5 points to help you practice intentionality in caring for yourself.
Survivors on Healing from Depression and PTSD Read More »
Advocating with survivors in our life is a journey that is incredibly nuanced with beautiful lessons along the way. If you want to learn how to support survivors better, here are 4 tips for advocates, from a survivor.
Words for Advocates Read More »
If you have experienced any form of sexual violence, here are 5 important messages by survivors for survivors.
Words for Survivors Read More »
From leading our programs to funding our initiatives across Kenya and Zambia, these powerhouse women are creating new pathways for the women around them and for Freely In Hope scholars.
We’ve done a lot this year, pivoting our outreach programs during a pandemic, ensuring safe housing and education for our scholars, and learning to disseminate lifesaving materials on sexual violence prevention, advocacy, and reporting to our communities in new ways.
December’s Hopeful News Read More »
The use of violent language against women and girls is rooted in toxic power dynamics, and if we are to deal with it we must uproot it from it’s core. I believe that the starting point would be to call it what it is: sexual violence.
How Language Perpetuates Sexual Violence Read More »
This month, we distributed clothing to our Malkia women and graduated scholars in Leadership Development and Entrepreneurship.
October Highlights Read More »
For the International Day of the Girl, Freely in Hope launched an arts competition to invite communities to be a part of reimagining a safer Kenya for teenage girls. We received 44 submissions from 12 counties across Kenya. See the winners here!
October’s Hopeful News Read More »
