info@businessghana.com
The Human Rights Advocacy Centre (HRAC), a Non-governmental Organisation has held a two-day capacity training for 20 young girls as part of efforts to bring about gender balance and equal opportunities for women in leadership positions.
The girls drawn from the Affirmative Action Act Ambassadors (AAA Girls) in Accra, were trained on democratic leadership, rights and responsibilities, leadership development, gender equality, effective advocacy, and personal growth.
It formed part of HRAC’s efforts to promote awareness and implementation of the Affirmative Action Act 2024.
The Executive Director of HRAC, Ms Modupe Anorkplim, said the programme was designed to prepare the girls for future leadership roles and empower them to champion causes in their communities.
“We believe that empowering girls and young women is key to achieving sustainable development and promoting human rights,” added HRAC. By training these AAA Girls, we’re not only building their capacity but also equipping them with the skills and knowledge needed to become future leaders and change-makers,” Ms Anorkplim stated.
