In this article, Vweta Chadwick argues for the decriminalisation of suicide in Nigeria as a way to address the 'epidemic' of death by suicide in the country.
Technology and social media have proved to be indispensable in solving crimes, long after their commission, which begs the question ‘what role do they play in the criminal events as they unfold?’ Has technology turned us into dispassionate observers lacking empathy, wh...
When tempted to ask why we need women in politics or what impact more women in political offices has brought/can bring, we may want to rephrase and ask instead: what gains has there been since half of the population has held on to power for so long, denying the talents...
In February this year, the second case to be brought before a crown court in Bristol, collapsed, the judge ordered the jury to return a not guilty verdict, acquitting a father charged with allowing his six year old daughter undergo FGM.
Ending period poverty goes beyond providing access to menstrual products. Access to key information and inclusive education about periods is equally as important.
A few weeks ago, Women’s Hour, a BBC Radio four programme dedicated a week to discussing the menopause.
I remember waking up each morning, anxious for when the programme will come on air as women from all works of life, experts on the menopause called in, t...
ASHA's Founder, Vweta Chadwick recently granted an interview to Channels Television, discussing the circumstances leading to her acquired disability and how they led her to seeking solutions to pertinent problems women and children face in underserved communities acros...
On 24th June, the 6-month ICT & Entrepreneurship programme – SHE CAN WITH ICT, an Intel SHE WILL CONNECT initiative, in partnership with Women’s Technology Empowerment Centre, W.TEC, Project ASHA, World Pulse, Slingshot and other organizations, came to an end,
Arts, Hearts and Acts (AHA!), came second place during the pitch competition held at the just concluded West Africa Regional Conference for 2016 participants of the Mandela Washington Fellowship.
The conference titled: “PROMOTING REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT IN AFRICA THROUGH Y...
In this article, Vweta Chadwick argues for the decriminalisation of suicide in Nigeria as a way to address the 'epidemic' of death by suicide in the c...
Nigerian Government Should Repeal Section 372 To Reduce Rate Of Death By Suicide
