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Sensitisation Programme on Project Zero Phase 2 with focus on leaving no child behind in education

On behalf of the Board of Trustees, Management and Staff of Purple Admiral Foundation, we extend a warm appreciation to you, dear friends of our organisation, for unflinching support through the year. Thank you for your kind thoughts, donations and support. We value this very much.

Ending gender-based violence, especially against women and girls include speaking up!

# endabuse

16days Activism on Ending Violence Against Women and Girls

Purple Admiral Foundation is pleased to share with you the report from our recent survey on child abuse titled: From Knowledge to Action: Building Capacity in Children to Combat Abuse, with focus on physical and emotional abuse. We hope this little piece of work can help to motivate further studies into abuse in children.

You can view "From Knowledge to Action Building Capacity in Children to Combat Abuse 2021.pdf" at:

https://documentcloud.adobe.com/link/track?uri=urn:aaid:scds:US:0316aa9e-25a6-46f6-b87c-d5414a9ff675

Thank you.

Let your voice be heard, stand up against violence on women and girls

As members of Civil Society Action Coalition on Education for All (CSACEFA), Purple Admiral Foundation participated in the Walk During the International Week for Persons with Disabilities convened by . With focus on inclusion and leaving no child behind, we believe that inclusion is beyond integration of children in mainstream school. We lend our voice with the conveners of this initiative and affirm our support for improved budgetary allocation to education.

As we wrap up on 16days activism tomorrow in solidarity with women and girls across the world, Purple Admiral Foundation lends her voice to urgent need to implement programmes and policies that directly impact on women and girls, especially in Nigeria. We hope that the campaign will serve as a call to action for all stakeholders who must work together to ensure safe spaces for women and girls.