Huffington Post blogs written by three AGALI Fellows

As part of International Women’s Day, this week The Huffington Post will be posting blogs written by three AGALI Fellows: 2011 Guatemala Fellow, Dora Alonzo; 2011 Malawi Fellow, Esther Munthali and 2010 Liberia Fellow, Aisha Cooper Bruce.

March 6, 2012:
Girls Advocating for Girls

March 7, 2012:
The Rights of Adolescent Girls in the Real World: My Experience

March 8, 2012:
A Dream Deferred

March 9, 2012:
Their Voices Will Be Heard

2011 United Nations Foundation Report

AGALI is pleased to announce the release of its 2011 Annual Report. This year our report highlights AGALI’s advocacy trainings and our grantmaking work in Guatemala and Malawi Liberia and Honduras as well as our media coverage and making of our film about child marriage: Lifting Our Voices: Ending Child Marriage in Malawi.

You can download a copy here (PDF, 7MB)
- March 1st, 2012

Quetzalteco News

Girls Ask For More Support  
GUATEMALA - Working with IDEI, an AGALI funded organization in Quetzaltenango, Guatemala, adolescent girls promote a girl and participation focused agenda. Through a project called “the democratic participation of adolescent girls for the execution of a comprehensive public policy,” the girls hope to garner support from municipal leaders on a variety issues ranging from sexual and reproductive health, to education and domestic violence. – October 2010

Diaro Tiempo

A Coalition Advocating For Sexual and Reproductive Rights Is Formed
HONDURAS – After attending an AGALI workshop which focused on advocacy strategies for adolescent sexual and reproductive health, the participating organizations formed a coalition focusing on national advocacy.  – February 2010

UNFPA

Political Advocacy for Adolescent Girls’ Reproductive Rights 
HONDURAS -18 organizations from civil society and governmental sectors have developed an advocacy plan to support reproductive rights for adolescent girls in Honduras.

2010 Annual Report

March 1st, 2011: AGALI is pleased to announce the release of its 2010 Annual Report. The report highlights AGALI’s capacity building and grantmaking work in Central America and Sub-Saharan Africa. Copies of the report can be downloaded here.