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Peace Begins Behind Bars
On 31 October 2026, the Access to Justice team formed a Youth Peace-Building Club at Mzuzu Prison, using discussions and learning materials to help young people reduce crime through conflict management and legal awareness. The club was born out of a simple conviction:...
Building Communities Where Everyone Belongs: SELL Engages Students at University of Livingstonia
Ungweru Organisation, through its Youth Development Unit (YDU), is encouraging young people to embrace diversity, challenge stereotypes and build relationships based on respect and inclusion through its Sharing Education and Learning for Life (SELL) Programme. On 3...
From Taboo to Talk: A Mother Group Member Calls for Open Conversations with Children
For years, conversations about puberty, menstruation, relationships and personal safety have often been surrounded by silence and cultural beliefs that make it difficult for children to ask questions or seek help. For Florence Nyirenda, a teacher and a member of a...
When Conversations Once Avoided Become Lessons for Parents: O3 Project Opens Dialogue on CSE and GBV in Rumphi
For many parents, talking to children about sexuality, their changing bodies and relationships is not always an easy conversation. Cultural expectations, discomfort and the fear of saying the wrong thing can sometimes leave children searching for answers elsewhere....
From Rejection to Belonging: Mswamphira Embraces Second Chances
On 29 August 2026, Ungweru Organisation, in collaboration with Mzuzu Prison, brought together community members in Mswamphira Village, Traditional Authority Mtwalo in Mzimba District, for a restorative justice and peacebuilding initiative aimed at promoting...
17 SELL Volunteers Commissioned to Inspire Change Among Young People
After three years of learning, reflection and personal growth, 17 volunteers from the Anglican Northern Region Diocese have been commissioned as facilitators under the Sharing Education and Learning for Life (SELL) Programme, taking on a renewed responsibility to use...
