Category: About Anah
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#EchosOfHer: Tarana Burke and MeToo
Tarana Burke and the Power of Being Heard Sometimes a Simple Phrase Can Change a Life There are moments in...
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The Silent Impact of Trauma: Understanding PTSD in Women’s Lives
Healing does not always happen where people can see it There are some experiences that stay with people long after...
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Echos of Her: FJDI and Women’s Voices
In communities affected by conflict, recovery is rarely measured only by the rebuilding of roads, schools or public institutions. True...
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World Refugee Day – ray of hope
Rebuilding life after displacement World Refugee Day is an opportunity to reflect on the experiences of people who have been...
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The Quiet Weight Many People Carry
Carer’s Week 2026 takes place from 8–14 June and offers an opportunity to pause and recognise the people whose care...
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The Quiet Strength Behind Community
Recognising the People Who Give Their Time Volunteers’ Week, taking place from 1–7 June across the UK, offers a moment...
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Day of Action for Women’s Health
In Solidarity We Resist: Our Fight, Our Right On 28 May, the International Day of Action for Women’s Health returns...
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Africa Day: Past Legacies, Present Realities
Africa Day marks the founding of the Organisation of African Unity in 1963, now known as the African Union. It...
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World Day for Cultural Diversity
Culture, Identity, and the Spaces We Carry Within Us Culture shapes how we understand ourselves and how we move through...
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Mental health awareness week
More Than a Conversation Mental health is often spoken about as something separate — something clinical, something individual, something we...
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#Echos of Her: Mama Africa Women’s Museum
Where Women’s Stories Are Held, Not Lost In many places, history is preserved through monuments, institutions, and national archives. Yet...
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1 May – International Workers’ Day
The Work We Recognise — and the Work We Rely On Work is often understood through what can be measured...