Stories
Youth on the Frontlines of the Climate Justice - The Story of Chris Muriah Torbor
Chris Muriah Togbor is a young lady aged 20 and visually impaired. She is a member of Potential Leaders of Sustainable Future, an implementing partner of the Youth Buzz project, and also a student at
Covid-19 and Women in business
Women empowerment has proved to be the best tool to give to all women living in difficult situations. With basic business skills and saving schemes, women are able to feed and fend for their families

Tackling teenage preganacy and gender based violence through peer support SRHR education
Girls’ Forums are community structures that provide a platform and space for young women and girls below the age of 35 years to meet, discuss and share ideas on how they can participate and contribute

Women leadership reduces SGBV: The Case of AAL Women’s Forums
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
Women Leadership Reduces SGBV
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
Khalifala Kromah
ActionAid’s Building better futures through ICT and Agriculture for urban youth in Liberia project (BBF), invests in agriculture-driven social enterprises as a potential source of livelihood and
Kpannah Dorley
ActionAid’s Building better futures through ICT and Agriculture for urban youth in Liberia project (BBF), is a project, which invests in agriculture-driven social enterprises as a potential source of
Fatu Momo
ActionAid’s Building better futures through ICT and Agriculture for urban youth in Liberia project (BBF), invests in agriculture-driven social enterprises as a potential source of livelihood and
Marie Clarke
Gbarpolu is one of 15 counties of Liberia situated in the Northern part of the country. It is one of the most populated areas of Liberia. 65% of the population are youth under the age of 35. Mining
Yassah Ballah
Fighting Sexual and Gender Based Violence
In Liberia, it has been a tradition that most women and girls do the selling of their own families. All males in Farwenta AF, usually carry the goods to be