Project:Brunch for Maternal Health Rights

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Brunch for Maternal Health Rights

The importance of advocating for improved laws and policies in the country cannot be overemphasized. “Brunch for Maternal Health Rights” is an initiative of ASVIOL Support and the Nafisa Atiku Brand, supported by the French Mission in Nigeria.

This initiative was created to address the need for improved policies on maternal health rights and maternal leave in Nigeria. It involved a panel discussion where both panellists and the audience highlighted the various challenges faced by women during and after
pregnancy.

It also focused on identifying progressive ways to help women maintain their careers while navigating the demands of motherhood.

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16 Days of Activism

ASVIOL's Executive Director moderated a breakfast debate panel at the French Embassy, discussing what real accountability looks like in the fight against gender-based violence.

Slum to Stage

On November 2nd, 2024, ASVIOL Support Initiative partnered with @slumtostage to deliver an art-based intervention at Durumi IDP Camp, addressing SGBV among displaced persons.

Nigerian Army training

In furtherance of our organization's dedication to combating sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV), we collaborated with the Nigerian Army Women's Command to deliver a specialized training session.

Citizens Plenary in Partnership with AIT

ASVIOL Support Initiative, with UNFPA and AUN, held a three-day brainstorming session with women leaders from three Borno State communities to develop strategies addressing sexual violence.

Bricks Point Hotel Training

ASVIOL Support Initiative trained @brickspoint_asokoro staff on combating SGBV in the hospitality industry, equipping them to identify, prevent, and respond to incidents within their establishment.

Nimet training

ASVIOL partnered with @officialnimetng to train NiMet staff on addressing harassment and improving workplace dynamics, promoting respect, inclusivity, and zero tolerance for harassment.