What is Grannynomics? Grannynomics are 12 values-based propositions identified by Sisterhood Agenda Global Partner, BIG (Blacks in Green), founder Naomi Davis.
It is the traditional concept of the African village brought to an eco-friendly, sustainable, modern lifestyle.
Inspired by Grandma
Inspired by Naomi’s grandmother,
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Girl Up is a movement dedicated to empowering girls with a goal to impact 100,000 girls by 2020.
Girl Up was founded by the United Nations Foundation in 2010.
When girls help each other out, they empower each other and transform the world we live in.
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AWAVA – A Sisterhood Global Partner from Australia
AWAVA stands for Australian Women Against Violence Alliance. Their focus is to address all forms of violence against women, and ensure that all women and children are able to live free from all forms of violence and abuse.
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Sisters Netcare Service (SNS) is a Sisterhood Agenda global partner listed in our Global Sisterhood Directory.
SNS is a church-related, non-profit, community-based organization that fights against the abuse of the rights of women and children.
Moreover, they conduct livelihood training workshops for women from poverty-stricken homes in three villages of Ghana: Mampong,
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Bye Bye Plastic Bags was started by teen sisters Melati and Isabel Wijsen.
Melati and Isabel Wijsen created Bye Bye Plastic Bags as a youth movement with the goal to help their home island of Bali to become plastic-free. Plastics filled their majestic island and it was the catalyst for their advocacy.
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Women organizations are making a positive difference in our world every day.
We know that we are powerful women fighting for respect, women’s rights, equality, equity, holistic health, and social change. We want and deserve to be free from violence, prejudice, and marginalization. These issues are complicated, require organization,
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We Are Karasi is a Sisterhood Agenda Global Partner.
A Sisterhood Agenda global partner is an agency that does amazing work for women and girls around the world.
We are proud to support Sisterhood Agenda global partners who are also promoting our mission of sisterhood, women’s support,
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Founded by Academy Award-winning actress and advocate Geena Davis, the Geena Davis Institute on Gender in Media promotes education and research to raise awareness about gender issues in media, particularly television and film.
The Geena Davis Institute on Gender in Media has become a pivotal force in addressing systemic gender disparities in the entertainment industry.
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Because of Founder Sandra Aguebor-Ekperuo, ladies can be mechanics, too! Sisterhood Agenda global partner, Lady Mechanic Initiative (LMI), was founded in Nigeria to teach women mechanic skills to improve their employment options and standards of living.
The Lady Mechanic Initiative® (LMI) is a non-governmental organization based in Lagos,
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Shannon Keith is helping and healing women and girls in India with Sudara.
As sisters, we can combine healing women and social entrepreneurship in India and in other places, too. The business of Sudara began when founder Shannon Keith took a trip to India. When she saw women and girls being sexually and economically exploited,
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