Digital violence is as harmful and dangerous as any other form of violence, and it demands the same level of commitment to address. To effectively combat digital violence, we must prioritise education to ensure everyone understands what constitutes digital violence and engage all members of the community to create awareness
As we continue to observe the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence, we are proud to share highlights from the camp we have been hosting for girls aged 12 to 24 years, representing diverse communities such as Glen View, Mbare, Domboshava, Mahusekwa, and Hatcliffe. The camp began on Sunday,
On December 10th, Human Rights Day, we held a community dialogue at the Glen View Community Hall to conclude our 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence commemorations. This event served to reflect on the campaign and engage the community in meaningful conversations about ending violence against women and girls.
The Girls legacy is pleased to bring to you a publication of a collection of nineteen letters written by girls. The title of the publication is A Letter to my Father. Contributions for the publication were drawn from 60 letters which were collected from the communities of Glen View, Chitungwiza
The Girls Legacy has developed an Iconic character in the name of “Zvipo”, a shona name meaning gifts. Zvipo is will play a communicative, empowering role for girls in schools and communities. Zvipo is a cartoon character depicting a beautiful black girl. The imagery is found on, bill boards and
