From the January 4 to 9 2011, ActionAid conducted an assessment in Nimba and Grand Gedeh with the purpose of obtaining firsthand information on the situation refugees from the Ivory Coast were faced

Welcome to yet another edition of our newsletter, Cianhedeh. ‘Cianehdeh’ which means ‘Change’ in the Krahn language, is our quarterly edition that covers our quarterly activities. Action-Aid sees

 Talking of safe cities for women and girls, Access to justice for women and girls and women standing up for girls’ education and strengthening communities’ capacity to keep girls in school. The

Highlights women and girls’ empowerment, rights protection for girls through different initiatives like sports, among others. This edition also highlights issues to do with child education and

 Our special edition of ‘Cianahdeh’ covers the last quarter of 2013 and our first quarter for 2014. One of the most significant achievements of ActionAid Liberia in its 16 years of operations in

These posters depict clearly and simply how to best prevent Ebola, what the signs of Ebola are, and what to do if you experience symptoms. 

The need for a drastic reform has been a rallying call from advocates including ActionAid for the last decade. Consecutive failures of high school graduates for national University entrance exams and

ActionAid, with one partner in coordination with several strategic partners seeks to implement a three year project focusing on Reducing Sexual and Gender Based Violence (SGBV) and Providing