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Who we are?
CWSI was registered with the Corporate Affairs Commission in 1999 (CAC No: 12045). CWSI has consultative Status with the Economic and Social Council—ECOSOC and in affiliation with the Department of Global Communications at the United Nations.
Through advocacy, capacity building, awareness raising and sensitization, research and documentation, partnership and paralegal engagements, we advocate for good governance, economic, political and socio-cultural rights.
What We do
CWSI addresses issues such as gender-based violence, poverty, reproductive health, and women’s participation in governance. By offering training, counseling, and legal support, the organization works to improve the socio-economic conditions of women and foster a more equitable society.
Human Rights/Gender Equality
CWSI’s Human Rights/ gender training have created the needed awareness to the women and girls in particular on their rights and responsibilities as human beings and citizens, empowering them to speak out for themselves.
Human Rights & Governance
Although, 35% affirmative action in leadership has been adopted, the number of women in decision making positions have continued to decrease rather than increase. In this area, CWSI is working assiduously towards a change in the gross under-representation of women both in elective and appointive positions.
International NGOs Partnership
Partnership with international NGOs is based on CWSI’s interest which is aligned with her vision. At the point of engagement, CWSI share expertise and useful information to support each other based on comparative advantage.
CWSI Impacts
We have achieved results that constantly motivates us to give in our best.
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CWSI Emerged OPUS Prize Laureate 2024
On July 30, 2024, the Centre for Women Studies and Intervention (CWSI) was officially announced as one of the finalists for the Opus Prize award. The Opus Prize is an annual faith-based humanitarian award that honors unsung heroes worldwide who are addressing the most persistent social challenges. It is regarded as one of the largest global awards for social innovation rooted in faith.
On November 14, 2024, CWSI was represented by its Executive Director, Sr. Francisca Ngozi Uti, HHCJ and One time Executive Director, Sr. Rosemary Ukata, HHCJ, at the award ceremony held at Santa Clara University’s Mayer Theatre in California, USA. During the ceremony, CWSI was announced the 2024 Opus Prize Laureate, an incredible honor and recognition of its impactful work.
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Our Partners
The Centre for Women Studies and Intervention (CWSI) collaborates with a diverse network of local and international organizations to advance women’s rights, gender equality, and social justice.
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