Todee women’s achievement reflect a shift in both economic status and social identity. They raised almost 2 times the amount the generated last year.

From Waste to Change: How Youth in Gbarpolu Are Rewriting Their Environmental Story. From being trained, they too are now trainers, contributing to heathier community. YUGNET journey with the SPA-II

The 220 adolescent girls were given skills in SRHR, leadership, Negotiation & leadership, and movement building

The 220 adolescent girls were given skills in SRHR, leadership, Negotiation & leadership, and movement building

Through the Just and Equal Community Project, Kpo River Women celebrate their gains and laud SIDA and ActionAid Liberia for empowering them economically.

From the Agroecology training Alice Cole benefited from ActionAid Liberia, she is multiplying the impacts to other women and building a movement.

Ruth's town, Gobah’s Town, was once widely known for its high rate of female school dropouts every academic year. Before the introduction of the JEC Project, Ruth never considered returning to school

Jartu is now a Change Champion and she's leading the way to empower more women to be like her in Deeward Clan.

Jumah says everything changed when ActionAid Liberia and the Domafein began working with her clan, Zuo Clan under the Just and Equal community project (JEC).

The recent introduction of a carbon marketing project to Pouh Town by ActionAid staff has stimulated both curiosity and concern. While the community appreciates efforts to raise awareness, many