Liberia: Diaspora Women for Change Launches SGBV Awareness Kit

Posted on February 18, 2020March 13, 2020 by DWCINC

MONROVIA – Diaspora Women for Change, Inc., DWC, in collaboration with Alliance for Liberian Women International launched a gender-based violence awareness skit on February 14, 2020 on Hot FM, 107.9. The skit brings awareness of the negative effects of violence against women and children and promotes a healthy relationship that consists of positive communication, mutual respect, Read more about Liberia: Diaspora Women for Change Launches SGBV Awareness Kit[…]

All Liberian Women Conference Photo Gallery

Posted on December 7, 2019March 13, 2020 by DWCINC

All Liberian Women Int’l Confab Slated for Dec. 7 in Atlanta, USA

Posted on October 23, 2019March 13, 2020 by DWCINC

Atlanta, GA – A major international All Liberian Women’s Conference on equal rights, opportunities and equal participation is scheduled to be held in a December in Atlanta, Georgia USA. According to the conference organizers led by Dr. Francien Chenoweth-Richardson of Diaspora Women for Change (DWC) and activist Madam Ysyndi Martin-Kpeyei of the Alliance of Liberia Read more about All Liberian Women Int’l Confab Slated for Dec. 7 in Atlanta, USA[…]

Stop the Violence

Posted on August 3, 2017April 1, 2019 by DWCINC

No More Violence Calling all Candidates running for President of Liberia. We need to hear your stance on Domestic Violence. 1. How do you plan to implement laws/policies that currently exist? 2. Do you plan on creating any new laws/policies pertaining to the subject? 3. How do you plan to help survivors of abuse? More Read more about Stop the Violence[…]

Is Liberia a Hub for Trafficking?

Posted on July 30, 2017April 1, 2019 by DWCINC

This message was posted on Facebook by Ms. Beyan-Livingston A must read, and please share!!!! The next vigorous campaign to be added to the rape campaign is the campaign of discouraging our rural and urban dwellers to stop giving their kids to people to care and educate them!!! The sad part is that most of these kids Read more about Is Liberia a Hub for Trafficking?[…]

Rice

Posted on July 29, 2017April 1, 2019 by DWCINC

The Age Old Question Rice is the main staple food of Liberia. The saying goes, “If a Liberian has not eaten rice, he/she has not eaten at all.” So why does Liberia import most of its rice? The Liberian soil is perfectly capable of growing rice. In fact there are farmers on the ground that Read more about Rice[…]

Happy Independence Day Liberia

Posted on July 26, 2017April 1, 2019 by DWCINC

Sweet Land of Liberty Happy Independence Day from all the of us at Diaspora Women for Change.

Economic Instability and Domestic Violence

Posted on July 23, 2017October 18, 2019 by DWCINC

Economic Stability Will Curb Domestic Violence Women in 3rd world countries are At-Risk when it comes to domestic violence for several reasons. One of the biggest reasons is Economic Inequality. Organizations have been formed all around the world to help empower women, by providing them with education, soft loans, childcare, agricultural opportunities etc. It is time Read more about Economic Instability and Domestic Violence[…]

I am Regina

Posted on July 19, 2017April 1, 2019 by DWCINC

I am Regina!By Francine Chenoweth Richardson I am 13 years old. I saw him as a father. He clothed me, fed me, and schooled me. As my father, I did not hesitate to do what he asked me to do like an obedient child, except those nights when he would touch me inappropriately. I flinched Read more about I am Regina[…]

Journalists Being Threatened

Posted on July 17, 2017April 1, 2019 by DWCINC

Freedom of the Press Speech Free Speech is being threatened all around the world and Liberia is no exception. Since the story of 13 year old Regina came out, two or more reporters have been threatened by supporters of the preparatory. Freedom of the Press should never be taken for granted, because Reporters are the Read more about Journalists Being Threatened[…]