WiLDAF), in collaboration with Raising Voices Uganda, convened the second round of the Re-Think and Re-Energize (R&R) session on 11th–12th July at the White Sand Hotel in Dar es Salaam. Building on the learning, reflections, and solidarity fostered during the…
Leo, WiLDAF Tanzania inaungana na dunia kuadhimisha Siku ya Kimataifa ya Kutokomeza Ukeketaji (FGM), ikiwa ni siku ya kuhamasisha jamii kupinga na kukomesha kabisa vitendo hivi vinavyokiuka haki za wasichana na wanawake. Tunaendelea kuwawezesha wanawake na wasichana, kuwashirikisha wanaume na…
Anti-Gender Based Violence Champions Award Ceremony WiLDAF Tanzania is honored to host the Anti-Gender Based Violence Champions Award Ceremony, a momentous national event dedicated to celebrating 16 distinguished champions whose exceptional initiatives have transformed narratives and driven meaningful action toward…
On October 8- 10th, 2025, WILDAF in collaboration with the GIZ conducted a three days Gender Based Violence Data Journalists Bootcamp in Dar es Salam, Tanzania bringing together 31 journalists (11 female and 20 Male) from media outlets from Shinyanga,…
Women in Law and Development in Africa (WiLDAF Tanzania) stands at the forefront of the feminist struggle for justice using the law as a powerful tool to dismantle patriarchy and empower women in all their diversities. For over three decades,…
On September 6, 2025, WiLDAF, under the Wanawake Sasa Project, held a two-day capacity-building session for 60 male champions from six wards in Dar es Salaam. These champions, first trained in 2024 ahead of the local government elections, were reconvened…
In Butiama District, 178 young women have been equipped with skills in entrepreneurship, financial literacy, and the productive use of technology to strengthen their businesses and achieve economic independence. This initiative is part of the My Choice, My Right project,…
WiLDAF has facilitated community dialogues at Kiagata market, Nyamimange Ward, Butiama District, to strengthen collective action against gender-based violence (GBV), female genital mutilation (FGM), and child marriage. The sessions brought together women, men, youth, elders, and persons with disabilities, creating…
This week, the Women in Law and Development in Africa (WiLDAF) has launched a strategic training program aimed at strengthening the leadership and campaign capacity of women candidates ahead of the general elections. The initiative seeks to increase women’s political…
Pan-African Women’s Day – WiLDAF Tanzania Theme: Advancing Social and Economic Justice for African Women through Reparation Today, on African Women’s Day, we raise our voices in solidarity with women across the continent—demanding reparative justice for centuries of violence, exploitation, and exclusion.…