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Together Alive Health Initiative (TAHI)

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Plot 284 Kisasi, off Kulambiro Road, Kampala, Uganda
Opening Hours:
Mon-Fri 8am-5pm
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info@tahiug.org
Phone Number
+256 779 372572
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GENDER EQUALITY

GENDER EQUALITY

Gender equality is a social issue that has been at the forefront of public discourse for some time now. Gender equality is about providing equal rights, opportunities, and treatment for both men and women regardless of their gender identity or expression. It acknowledges that no one gender should be discriminated against or held back from achieving their full potential. 

Progress toward gender equality has been made in recent decades, however there is still much to be done. In order to promote gender equality, it is important to understand the root causes of gender inequality and how they manifest in our society today. This includes dismantling sexist attitudes, stereotypes, laws, and policies that prioritize one gender over another, such as those which disproportionately disadvantage women. Such laws and policies should be replaced with gender-inclusive ones which acknowledge and recognize the value of all genders.

In addition to changing laws and policies, other efforts should be taken to promote gender equality, including educating the public on issues of gender inequality, advocating for gender-sensitive social services, and providing support and resources to those affected by gender inequality. More importantly, individuals must strive to create an atmosphere of acceptance and understanding towards the different genders within our society. This includes actively listening to those who have been marginalized, and respecting the individual differences that exist among people. By taking these steps and promoting acceptance, we can ensure that everyone can feel comfortable and safe in any environment, workplace or otherwise.

TAHI is committed to advancing gender equality for girls and young women. To this end, TAHI works with various partners in both national and sub-national contexts to implement programs and initiatives that promote gender equality across all sectors. These include initiatives to counter gender-based violence, educate girls and young women on their rights, provide matchmaking services to connect girls and young women to jobs and educational opportunities, and set up safe spaces for girls and young women to discuss issues that affect them. TAHI also advocates for increased access to health services and resources, improved access to education and career development, and more equitable representation in leadership positions for girls and young women.