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In today’s digital world, safety goes beyond our homes and communities — it extends to the spaces where we learn, work, share, and connect online. As part of WLEDE’s commitment to ending Gender-Based Violence (GBV), our 101 Digital Education initiative equips individuals and communities with the knowledge and tools they... Read More
📊 Women’s representation in local governance: Uganda at a glanceIn Uganda, women now make up about 46% of all elected representatives in local government councils. (Uganda Bureau of Statistics)But when you look deeper at leadership positions, the numbers tell a different story 🧮 What this means:Having nearly half of all... Read More
When 34-year-old Zohran Kwame Mamdani, born in Kampala, Uganda, was elected Mayor of New York City, history was made—not just for New York, but for millions of Ugandans and African immigrants across the world. His story is one of migration, resilience, and youthful determination. From the red soils of Uganda... Read More
Building a Just Future, Together WLEDE is proud to partner with United Edge to bring the Justice Based Approach (JBA) Foundation Course 2025 to leaders and change makers across Uganda and beyond. Running from October 3 – November 13, 2025, this six-week online course equips participants with tools to challenge... Read More
Checka Ambrose’s journey reflects the steady growth of a leader who has consistently delivered on his promise to serve his people. From his early days as a councillor under the original SWOPA project, to becoming one of the most trusted voices in Aromo, Ambrose’s leadership story is one of resilience... Read More
Change often begins with a single step, a single voice, or a single act of courage. In communities across Uganda and beyond, individuals and organizations are proving that even small actions can create lasting impact. Making a difference is about more than grand gestures—it’s about consistent effort, intentional choices, and... Read More
Uganda’s women have made remarkable strides over the decades, breaking barriers, challenging stereotypes, and shaping the nation’s social, economic, and political landscape. From education and healthcare to leadership and entrepreneurship, women continue to demonstrate resilience, talent, and determination in the face of persistent challenges. In education, girls’ enrollment and retention... Read More
Climate change is no longer a distant concern—it is a present reality impacting communities worldwide. From unpredictable weather patterns to rising sea levels, the effects are felt in agriculture, health, and livelihoods. In this context, leaders play a critical role in shaping responses that protect people and the planet. Effective... Read More
Once a bustling hub where hundreds survived by salvaging and selling recyclable waste, Kiteezi now feels abandoned. Many families fled after the collapse, leaving behind empty homes and broken livelihoods. Those who remain live under a cloud of fear and economic hardship. Before the disaster, scavenging electronics and plastics could... Read More
Women’s maternal health remains a cornerstone of community well-being, and in Lira District, the dedication of local leaders, health officials, and civil society stakeholders has been inspiring. During our recent advocacy dialogue, stakeholders demonstrated a shared commitment to improving access to maternal healthcare, enhancing service delivery, and addressing challenges that... Read More