WE ALMOST DIDN’T APPLY!
WE ALMOST DIDN'T APPLY!(How a youth-led organization from Konongo, Ghana, secured funding from UN Women- and the lessons we learned along the way) When I first came across the call…
Empowering Women in Kurofa Through Skills Training, Health Education, and Inclusive Economic Opportunity
In May 2025, the Network of Women In Growth – Ghana (NEWIG), with funding support from the Coca-Cola Foundation and in collaboration with the Erudite Women’s Empowerment Foundation (EWEF), successfully…
GIRLS IDENTITY SUMMIT 5th ANNIVERSARY: Empowering Young Girls Through Mentorship and Support
The 2025 Girls' Identity Summit marked a significant milestone in the journey of empowering young girls, celebrating five years of mentorship, training, and impact under the inspiring theme "Growth by…
Empowering Girls Through Menstrual Hygiene: Erudite Women’s Empowerment Foundation Launches Pad Bank Initiative
The Erudite Women’s Empowerment Foundation (EWEF) has taken a significant step towards promoting menstrual health and hygiene among school girls in Konongo. As part of the Project iMenstruate: Pad Bank…
A Step towards Disability-Inclusive and Gender-Sensitive Community Engagement
The Erudite Women’s Empowerment Foundation (EWEF) participated in a three-day capacity building workshop from Thursday, 25th September to Saturday, 27th September,2025. The workshop facilitated by ABAK Foundation, aimed at strengthening…
EWEF Empowers School- based Teachers on Menstrual Management Education
As part of advocacy and capacity building efforts on the Project iMenstruate, Erudite Women’s Empowerment Foundation conducted a Capacity Building Workshop on Thursday,11th September 2025, at Ancilla Junior High School…
EWEF Ringleaders’ Meet-Up
On Tuesday 29th July 2025, Erudite Women’s Empowerment Foundation brought together twenty-two (22) young female leaders to a workshop dubbed “Ringleaders’ Meetup” aimed at strengthening their capacity in the area…
STAKEHOLDERS UNITE IN KONONGO FOR OFFICIAL LAUNCH OF EWEF’S PAD BANK CAMPAIGN
Konongo, Ghana, May 28, 2025 Over 250 stakeholders, including students, educators, health professionals, parents, and community leaders, convened at St. Gabriel’s Co-Cathedral in Konongo for the official launch of the…
EQUAL DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLD CHORES: A PATH TO GENDER EQUALITY
In many Ghanaian societies, the burden of household chores falls disproportionately on girls, reinforcing gender inequalities from an early age. The Erudite Women’s Empowerment Foundation (EWEF), through its time diary…
I See Me Mentoring Curriculum Monitoring Visit
Erudite Women’s Empowerment Foundation welcomed the Girls Identity Summit Inc, USA, in Konongo this October, to carry out a monitoring exercise on the I See Me Mentoring Curriculum. In November…
