When Covid-19 crisis hit Liberia, ActionAid Liberia quickly responded to the first indications that Covid-19 presented a risk to the country and immediately began to raised awareness in Monrovia

COVID-19 is largely seen as a public health concern. Socioeconomic disparities such as poverty, literacy, access to gender responsive public services (health care, education,livelihood, and protection

COVID-19 is largely seen as a public health concern. Socioeconomic disparities such as poverty, literacy, access to gender responsive public services (health care, education,livelihood, and protection

In April 2020, the Government of Liberia instituted a ban on many businesses listed as non-essential such as beauty shops and entertainment centers, which affected the income generating activities

New research from ActionAid reveals a third of young women in urban settlements lost their jobs and incomes during Covid-19 pandemic related disruptions. The survey of 1,219 young women living in

Communities in and around mining areas have been the major human resources base available to work in the Gbarpolu mines. In these communities live women and children under the age of 16, the latter

ActionAid Liberia (AAL) is implementing a three-year project funded by the European Union on, “Enhanced protection from sexual and gender-based violence for women, girls, and sexual minorities in

Amidst Covid-19 women and girls in Liberia continue to face discrimination based on gender and age. Most Schools and universities still remain closed except for the grade 12s who are preparing to

ActionAid Liberia in partnership with ForumCiv, Development Education Network-Liberia (DEN-L), JSGB and Liberia Land Authority (LLA), is implementing a three-year project, “Securing Land Rights for

Women’s leadership often results in the benefit of the whole community as evidenced in the Smith Town. Under women’s leadership, resources are more likely to reach those who need them the most which