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About Us
Leah Sharibu, a 14-year-old Nigerian girl, was taken captive by Boko Haram terrorists on February 19, 2018. Despite being held captive for over 7 years, Leah remains a symbol of hope and courage in the face of adversity. Her story is a powerful reminder of the importance of advocating for the release of girls and women affected by captivity.
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Sat, Feb 22Zoom - Virtual Event
Wed, Feb 19Live Streamed on Facebook, YouTube and X
Wed, Feb 05FRIENDSHIP MEETING HOUSE
Wed, May 22Location is TBD
Tue, May 14Virtual Event
#FreeLeah
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Facts & Figures
The Impact of Our Work
800
Businesses Started
Microfinance support has enabled 8,000 women to launch their own businesses, enhancing economic stability.
3,420
Girls Educated
Education initiatives have helped 5,000 girls stay in school with a 90% retention rate.
5,320
Women Trained
Vocational training programs have empowered 10,000 women with sustainable job skills.
Hear It From Our Women
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Maria Rodriguez
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Chinelo Okafor
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