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To celebrate Children’s Day, South Saharan Social Development Organization, SSDO in partnership with ActionAid Nigeria, visited Abor/Isiala community to continue its child message collection activity

Research shows a 6.3 percent unemployment gap between men and women in Nigeria. This highlights a rather obscure fact that is holding the nation back.

Women in southeast Nigeria face many hurdles in their quest for economic empowerment. They contend with gender discriminatory cultural practices, social norms, unpaid domestic labor,

Through years of working on projects at the community level, we realize that women and girls are hugely disadvantaged. They have often been marginalized and

SSDO NEWSLETTER, VOLUME 6, ISSUE 1. Welcome! In the execution of some of our projects like Sister Guardian Initiative, Orphaned and Vulnerable Children’s Project, and

WORKSHOP REPORT: PARTNERSHIP FOR ADVANCING WOMEN IN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT (PAWED) BACKGROUND Women in South Eastern Nigeria face many hurdles in their quest for economic empowerment.

Studies from the Nigerian Economic Summit Group revealed that 91 million Nigerians now live below the poverty line. With an additional eight million people pushed

Gender-based violence thrives where there are no strict measures in place to prohibit such activities. We advocate for a world that is equitable and inclusive.

South Saharan Social Development Organization (SSDO) in partnership with development Research and Projects Centre (dRPC) is accepting expressions of interest from women-led and women-focused CSOs

2021 has truly been a remarkable year because of you our partners, stakeholders, colleagues, and donors. many women, youth, and children through education and good