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25.01.2022 Register now for the webinar Becoming Generation Equality! Panelists and guest speakers to be announced shortly! UN Women Nigeria https://unwomen.zoom.us//register/WN_8JJJyvs0RM25rRy2XpQ7nA

25.01.2022 The Australian Government is committed to promoting #GenderEquality in internal corporate and human resources policies/practices, for example in #WomenInLeadership strategies. Fati Abubakar speaks about breaking stereotypes & working in male-dominated areas of society #12YearOldSelf UN Women Nigeria

23.01.2022 Tiyan Alile is a successful Nigerian-American - celebrity chef dominating in her field! She shows how important embracing difference and staying unique is. We love her advice to her #12YearOldSelf and how she continues to "bring joy to people"! UN Women Nigeria

16.01.2022 Australian High Commissioner Claire Ireland has 3 pieces of advice for her #12YearOldSelf and young women: "Don't give up; be inquisitive; and be yourself and be confident". We want to know, what would YOU tell your 12 year old self? UN Women Nigeria

15.01.2022 Australia prioritises #DisabilityInclusion in Nigeria through organisations such as Disability Rights Fund. Irene Patrick-Ogbugu, Executive Director of @Disability Rights Advocacy Center - DRAC, talks to us about not letting disability be a barrier to getting ahead in life #12YearOldSelf UN Women Nigeria

10.01.2022 Register now for this important #webinar, to be held on Monday at 2pm WAT to hear from some incredible panelists, moderated by Nabilah Usman and featuring a special performance from Di’ja UN Women Nigeria

09.01.2022 "My younger self wanted to be more but didn't know how". Actress Lala Akindoju knows exactly what advice her #12YearOldSelf needed! #Mentorship and #Leadership are powerful tools for inspiring #changemakers, and helping girls reach their full potential UN Women Nigeria

08.01.2022 Gender inequality shouldn't be a barrier to success. Australia is working hard to ensure access to #Education for all through orgs like UNICEF, as education is important for women to be able to #BreakBoundaries, like Itoro Eze-Anaba of the Mirabel Centre #12YearOldSelf UN Women Nigeria

05.01.2022 Dr Fatima Akilu, head of the Neem Foundation in Nigeria , works with vulnerable communities in the CVE space. Australia is committed to #WPS through the United Nations and through regional programs, such as the GCERF and GCTF. Dr Akilu speaks about how careers can make an impact in people's lives! #12YearOldSelf UN Women Nigeria

03.01.2022 #MentalHealthMonday International students have some terrific ideas on managing university studies during COVID-19. Watch this short Study NSW video to find out... what works for Toby and others. We want to hear from you too. Tell us how you and your friends are #GettingThroughThisTogether in the comments https://youtu.be/4XROOeMr0nE See more

03.01.2022 Want to know how we can engage girls voices for an equal future? Join this webinar on #DayOfTheGirl for a panel discussion on some of the issue affecting young #girls today, especially during #COVID19. Watch this space for the registration link soon! UN Women Nigeria

03.01.2022 Women's empowerment means ensuring women are represented at all levels of decision-making. Minister of State for Environment Sharon Ikeazor is showing that "if you can dream it, you can achieve it"! Women in leadership roles are mentors for young women #12YearOldSelf UN Women Nigeria

01.01.2022 Head of UN Women Nigeria Comfort Lamptey has a key role in women's empowerment in her career, but she also tells her younger self to "be open to making mistakes and take risks, so long as you believe you are doing the right thing" #12YearOldSelf