Women Leadership Club
The project aimed to identify and empower young women in the Armavir Region (Armenia) and establish a network of young female leaders – Women Leadership Club. To build the capacity of the young women, and change the social stereotypes in the local community, Ozheni held a number of activities. First of all, she mobilized 24 young women from the local community and organized team-building training. Then, she conducted master-classes on human rights and leadership to raise awareness of the attendees in the above issues. Finally, she hosted a movie screening event followed by a public discussion on the role of the strong and independent women, their stories, impact and reflection. To make the voice of the young Armavir women heard throughout Armenia, she participated in the panel discussion in Yerevan attended by the representatives of more than 12 leading non-governmental organizations. In addition, she published a guideline on how to run women’s leadership clubs and distributed among the interested parties.
The action established the Women Leadership Club – an open and sustainable network of young women leaders who are ambitious and endeavor to enhance their skills. The club is active up to date and contributes to fostering young women’s empowerment across the country. Through the six interactive training, movie screening events and discussions, the project educated young women in human rights and increased their leadership skills. As a result, Ozheni identified and empowered 24 young women leaders from the Armavir region. The guidelines published within the project served as an instrument to inform a broader public on the technical and strategic issues of the CSO management. Finally, the project positively affected the local clichés about female roles and built confidence in the young women to take ownership of their lives, goals, and aspirations.
Fellowship Programs | 2018 |
Country | Armenia |
Areas of Interest | Awareness raising Capacity development |
Topics | Youth empowerment |
Project duration | June 2018 - October 2018 |