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Across Borders, Advancing Justice

The Transnational Movement to End FGM

In 2025, a survivor took Sierra Leone’s government to court for failing to protect girls from FGM. She won. The ECOWAS Community Court found the state’s failure meets the threshold for torture.

Across Borders, Advancing Justice traces the long road to that victory, the movement that made it possible, and the battles still being fought across West Africa. From Sierra Leone’s landmark ECOWAS case to The Gambia’s fight to defend its FGM ban, and from legal reform in Nigeria to community-led change in Senegal and Liberia, the publication documents what happens when survivors, feminist activists, lawyers, grassroots organisers and communities build movement power to end FGM.

Read the report. Learn from the movement. Stand with those holding the line.

On the Frontlines of Feminist Technology and Holistic Digital Security

Young, Strong and Powerful

Unlocking Opportunities for Young Mothers and Their Children

Investing in Girls’ Movements

An Evidence-Based Path to Systems Change

POWER4Girls One Year On

Bridging gaps and building girls’ power

Building Girls’ Power in Sierra Leone

Five Years of Impact

Courage is Contagious

LGBTQI+ Youth Organisers Leading The Way: A Brief for Funders

LGBTQI+ Youth Organising In A World On Fire

Strategies from the Frontlines

Until Everybody is Free

Young Feminists Resisting the Anti-Rights Tide

The Active but Underfunded Role Young Women and Girls Play in Crises

We need to know the humanitarian sector stands with us

The Politics of Transnational Convening Spaces

Doing More and Better for Young Feminst Activists

Like Water We Are Yemojá

A young feminist political education initiative building bridges between feminist and queer movements in West Africa

Resourcing Movement Building

Lessons from the Black Tuesday Movement in Sierra Leone
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