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How Six Weeks Transformed Epworth’s Young Women
Elisa Moyo, a Flames and Lilies Volunteer and Member, shares her reflections on working with the second cohort of ECO-FLOW. This group included young mothers, girls and young women living in Overspill, Epworth. She narrates how conversations about environmental resilience grew into a community of young women quipped with new skills, renewed confidence and pathways… Read more
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Lessons in Leadership and Advocacy: My Experience at the YETT June 2026 Boot Camp
Talent Murawo, a Flames and Lilies member and volunteer, shares her experience at the Youth Economic Advocacy and Climate Boot Camp, organised by the Youth Empowerment and Transformation Trust (YETT) under the Safe and Inclusive Cities (SAIC) Project. Alongside her was Fadzai Njema from Epworth, a recent participant in the ECOFLOW project, who also got… Read more
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ECO FLOW: What Happens When Climate Education Leaves No One Behind
A reflection on our first cohort with 26 learners at Deaf College Africa by Chido Nyaruwata-Munodawafa Team Lead ECO-FLOW is a project that connects menstrual health management with environmental justice. The climate skills-based program seeks to strengthen the climate knowledge, menstrual health education and green skills of 50 adolescent girls and young women living in… Read more
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Community Radio: Amplifying Women’s Voices on Climate Resilience
In Zimbabwe, climate change has led to serious hunger, reflected in its 2025 Global Hunger Index ranking. Women and girls in Checheche and Kezi confront these challenges through community radio initiatives, sharing experiences of food insecurity, gender-based violence, and economic instability. Despite adversity, they cultivate resilience, advocating for climate-smart practices and local leadership. Read more
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Reflections from 7th Inter-Generational Retreat (IGR) of the African Women Leaders Network (AWLN)
Purity Manyowa, a volunteer for Flames and Lilies shares her reflections from African Women’s Leaders Network Retreat. Read more
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Brewing Bold Moves: Women at the Heart of Climate Justice
Sustainable Tea event, held in Harare on 7 May 2025, hosted by the Green Alliance Foundation Trust (GAFA) in partnership with the Flames and Lilies Climate Initiative (FLCI) was a gathering that brought 40 young women together to discuss climate leadership and action. The gathering wasn’t just about sharing a warm beverage. It was about… Read more
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My Climate Story: Bertha Kufa
Bertha Kufa participated in our climate and disaster education workshop series under the Girl Led Disaster Risk Reduction project. She shares the environmental and health challenges worsened by climate change in her community, Chitungwiza. Read more
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Launching Art for Climate Action: New Partnership and Project
We’re excited to announce our new project, Art for Climate Action: Empowering Communities through Climate Education and Greening Urban Spaces. This one year partnership with Theater in the Park aims to share climate educating young people in Harare through artivism, recycling and community building. Read more
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16 Days of Activism Against Gender Based Violence
Talent Murawo creatively expresses the relationship between Climate Change and Gender Based Violence. Her call to action is that we must take climate action for a world free from Gender Based Violence Read more
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Girl Led Disaster Risk Reduction: Securing Sustainable Futures
Chido Nyaruwata, founder of Flames and Lilies shares reflection on International Day of Girl Child 2024 Read more
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