AFRICAN RISING WOMEN LED NETWORK SUMMIT

Our Syllabus

The summit was held in Nairobi with representatives from seven countries, focused on distinguishing between a network and a movement. The ARWNET summit is envisioned as a milestone in uniting refugee women leaders across Africa to address common challenges, promote gender equality, and ensure their rightful place in decision-making processes. The initiative will foster intergenerational learning and nurture emerging leaders, creating a platform that connects experienced advocates with aspiring women leaders

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Summit Objectives
- Promote Cohesion and Commitment Strengthen the unity among ARWNET members to establish a resilient and cohesive network. The summit will provide a unique opportunity for participants to build trust, share experiences, and forge lasting connections that contribute to the overall strength of the network. 
- Facilitate Cross-Country Collaboration Establish platforms for the exchange of expertise, experiences, and resources among participants. Cross-country collaboration will be facilitated through interactive workshops, group discussions, and networking sessions, allowing participants to identify common challenges and co-create innovative solutions.
Expected or Achieved Results
- Enhanced Cohesion and Unity: Strengthening unity among ARWNET members to foster a more resilient and cohesive network of refugee women leaders. The summit will create a sense of belonging and shared purpose, encouraging members to collaborate and support one another beyond the event itself. 
 Improved Transnational Collaboration: Facilitating cross-border initiatives and joint projects that focus on the empowerment and welfare of refugee women and girls. Participants will leave the summit with actionable plans for collaboration, including partnerships to implement community-based projects and initiatives across different countries. 
Strengthened Leadership Capacities: Through targeted leadership training, ARWNET members will be better positioned to represent their communities at regional and international levels, effectively advocating for the rights of refugee women. Participants will gain the skills needed to engage with policymakers, media, and other stakeholders to amplify the voices of refugee women.
Beneficiary audience
Nigeria, Uganda, Kenya, South Africa, Swaziland, Malawi