Community Echoes Association

Happy New Year 2026!

We are delighted to report on the continuation of our staff and volunteer training, expertly led by the highly skilled facilitator, Mr. James Kollie

​Today's session provided deep insights and practical frameworks across several crucial operational areas, including:
​The complete Project Management Cycle
​Strategies for effective Community Mobilization
​Essential practices in Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E)

​This training has been an outstanding experience, significantly boosting the skills of our team.

We extend our sincere gratitude to Mr. James Kollie for his dedication and the high-quality knowledge shared.

Our team is motivated and ready to apply these learnings to enhance our organizational impact.

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/December 10

Today we wrap up the global 16 Days of Activism as the world also celebrates Human Rights Day under the theme “Human Rights: Our Everyday Essentials.”

This connection reminds us that freedom from gender-based violence is not a privilege , it is a fundamental human right .

Wrap-up of activities

The 16-day period ends with a call to action to sustain efforts against gender-based violence throughout the year.

🟠Focus on human rights: The campaign concludes on , highlighting the connection between gender-based violence and human rights violations.

🟠Amplify impact: The 16 days aim to raise awareness, spark conversations, and drive action to prevent and respond to gender-based violence.

🟠Sustained advocacy: The end of the campaign marks a continued commitment to addressing gender-based violence and promoting a culture of respect and equality.

🤬 Online harassment is a violation of human rights.

"It is easy to sit behind a keyboard and say horrible things"

Credit: UNFPA

🤬 Online bullying is a violation of human rights.

Sextortion causes real harm...

Women and girls must be able to feel safe in all places.

🟠Their home

🟠The streets

🟠The internet

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Today Eyong Carl is raising his voice against

Abuse can take many different forms, and isn't always physical.

Each of us can do our part to help protect women and girls — including by speaking out to break the cycle of abuse, supporting survivors and their right to justice, and putting an end to victim-blaming.

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Today Clovis Nkwelle is raising his voice against GBV

An estimated 1.3 billion people live with a significant disability♿️ today.

No one understands the needs of persons with disabilities better than they do themselves. To achieve a more inclusive and accessible world, people with disabilities must have a seat at decision-making tables.

Wednesday 3rd December is the People living with Disability.

There is for online abuse, and yet it is exploding 💥

During the of Activism, we’re calling it what it is: violence against women and girls.

From unwanted DMs and password pressure to trolling and deepfakes that sexualize women, online abuse starts small and escalates fast.

The impact is real: fear, emotional harm, lost opportunities, and shattered safety — online and offline.

Learn how to spot the signs, take action, and protect yourself or someone you trust.

Today Ashu is raising her voice against

Credit UN Women Africa - ONU Femmes Afrique

Girls have the right to be online!

Together let's put a STOP ✋️ to

Today Courage is raising her voice against GBV.

Content that fuels misogyny harms everyone. The internet is being weaponized to normalize violence against women and girls and to promote unhealthy definitions of masculinity.

Online abuse thrives in our silence. Take a stand by calling it out when you see it. There is .

Together, we can keep our digital spaces safe and equal for everyone.

Credit: UN Women Africa - ONU Femmes Afrique

Today Madam Enjema is raising her voice against

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It's ! 🎀

Today, on World AIDS Day, we join voices around the globe to stand in solidarity with the millions affected by HIV.

It’s vital to recognize that awareness and education are our strongest tools. Let's renew our commitment to sharing accurate information, ensuring everyone has compassionate support, and actively working to dismantle the harmful HIV-related stigma that persists.

The fight is not over, and our shared responsibility is to create an equitable and informed world for all.