Civil Society Organisations Call for Youth-Friendly Legal Aid Services Through Music, Storytelling, and Digital Platforms
Civil society organisations have called for urgent action to provide youth-friendly legal aid services that meet young people where they are — through music, storytelling, and digital platforms. This powerful call was made during the Annual Reproductive Justice Litigation Dialogue, dubbed GN Trybe Billi Now Now Pre-Youth Baraza, held at
BNN Summit: Reach A Hand Uganda Launches Inaugural Impact Forge Cohort to Empower Youth-Led Initiatives
Reach A Hand Uganda (RAHU) has unveiled the first-ever Impact Forge cohort, a bold new initiative designed to support youth-led and youth-founded organizations. The launch took place during the Billi Now Now (BNN) Summit, held under the theme “Our Voices. Our Power. Our Future.” BNN is a youth-led movement that
Edutainment Drives Menstrual Health Awareness as Reach A Hand Uganda Engages 1,000 Students Nationwide
Reach A Hand Uganda, through its “Undo The Taboo” and “GN Trybe” initiatives, brought together over 1,000 students from more than 20 schools across the country to spotlight the power of edutainment in advancing menstrual hygiene management (MHM). The event also showcased innovative menstrual products and sustainable disposal solutions. Held
Reach A Hand Uganda Launches GN Trybe to Empower the Next Generation
Over the weekend, Reach A Hand Uganda launched the GN Trybe, a community of empowered young people. GN Trybe, short for Generation Now Trybe, is a community for the Gen Z (1997–2012) and Gen Alpha (2013–2015). It is a youth-centered behavioral change communication initiative designed to respond to the evolving
Experts call for Community Involvement in Water Safety Amid Rising Drowning Cases in Uganda
Amid a surge in drowning incidents across Uganda, experts are calling on the government to actively involve local communities in water safety initiatives. This appeal follows multiple media reports of recent tragedies, including the deaths of seven individuals who drowned in Lake Victoria last week. Steve Wills, a UK-based drowning
