Tarisai Nyamweda
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Financing the Storm: Why Philanthropy Must Adapt to the Reality of Resistance - The African Women's Development Fund (opens the original)
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Philanthropy is an industry designed for an imagined world of quiet weather. It operates on the comforting assumption of stability, wrapping itself in the neat geometries of the planning cycle: the pristine project proposal, the static metric, and the corporate illusion that deep social transformation can be scheduled, tracked, and delivered across a predictable three-year calendar. We sit in room after room writing out programmatic goals with a performative certainty that stops at the glass win
AWDF welcomes new Director of Partnerships and Voice - The African Women's Development Fund (opens the original)
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Our team is excited to welcome Irene Mwendwa, as our new Director of Partnerships and Voice. Irene is a lawyer committed to building the partnerships, institutions, and collective power needed to advance African women’s leadership and solidarity. She has a particular interest in how African women and feminist movements can shape the policies, institutions, and technologies that determine their lives and futures. As the Director of the Partnerships and Voice portfolio, Irene joins the team with a
Call for evaluation consultants for No to Backlash: Supporting the Collective Resistance of Feminist and Women’s Movements in Africa - The African Women's Development Fund (opens the original)
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The African Women’s Development Fund (AWDF), Urgent Action Fund – Africa (UAF-Africa), and Fonds pour les Femmes Congolaise (FFC) seek an external, independent, and diverse African feminist evaluation consultancy team to conduct a final programme evaluation of its work carried out as part of the No to Backlash: Supporting the Collective Resistance of Feminist and Women’s Movements in Africa initiative. Lessons learned from the evaluation will inform and improve the development of future programm
Announcement: We are taking a break 17-21 August. - The African Women's Development Fund (opens the original)
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In a world that rarely slows down, rest is an act of care, sustainability and resistance. From 17- 21 August 2026, the African Women’s Development Fund team will be taking an intentional organisational pause to recharge and rejuvenate. During this period , our offices will be closed and the team will be unavailable. We will resume on Monday 24 August 2026, refreshed and ready to continue resourcing and nurturing movements and advancing our collective vision of a world rooted in gender justice We
Consultancy opportunity for feminist psychosocial practitioner. Apply by 7 August - The African Women's Development Fund (opens the original)
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The African Women’s Development Fund (AWDF) is seeking a psychosocial accompaniment team to accompany a cohort of ten (10) feminist leaders participating in the twelve-month Feminist Leadership and Governance Strengthening Programme. This consultancy forms part of Leadership and Governance Strengthening Programme, AWDF is supporting feminist organizations in Lusophone Africa through leadership coaching, organizational accompaniment, governance strengthening and collective learning. Recognizing t
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