Youth on the Frontlines of the Climate Justice Struggle
Emmanuel runs a youth empowerment club in his community in Matadi, Montserrado County. He trains young people in digital engagement and climate justice advocacy. He believes digital engagement will
Strengthening the agency of young women in peacebuilding processes and land tenure in Liberia
In the process to boost this effort and getting Liberia free from violence flux against Women in the Society, ActionAid Liberia (AAL) and implementing partners with the funding support of United
Ivorian Refugee Emergency Response Update
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
Promoting Women and Community Rights in Forest Governance and Management in Liberia
Promoting Women and Community Rights in Forest Governance and Management in Liberia
Response to Min. Werner's letter to International Academic Community on the Independent Qualitative Research of Partnership Schools for Liberia
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
Education is a Right not a Privilege - Abolish Bridge Academies System in Liberia
Education is a Right not a Privilege - Abolish Bridge Academies System in Liberia
Enhanced Protection from SGBV for Women, Girls and Sexual Minorities in Liberia
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
Education, Commitment and Accountability
About AuthorLakshmi Moore currently serves as the Interim Country Director for ActionAid Liberia. In addition, Ms. Moore also chairs the International Platform for ActionAid’s Federation work on
Recognizing the negative impacts of chemical fertilizers to increase farm production
In Sugar Hill Community, Gbarnga, Liberia, smallholder farmer Susay Kollie faced challenges after relying on chemical fertilizers, which harmed her crops and income. During this difficult period, she
