Togo movement aims to keep girls in school
Ladies Movement 3 will gather young women on October 31 in Lomé to discuss education and leadership.
The third Ladies Movement event was announced on October 10, 2026, in Lomé, Togo. Organized by IYAWO Association and led by its president, Elisabeth Apampa, the initiative prioritizes the education, protection, and leadership of young girls. The event is scheduled for October 31 at the Golden Plazza, aiming to empower girls to build their futures.
Elisabeth Apampa, who is also a UNICEF Togo Children's Champion, stated that the movement seeks to translate words into action. The forum aims to ensure Togolese girls can dream, learn, and succeed without facing barriers like early pregnancies or socioeconomic difficulties. This event follows International Day of the Girl, celebrated on October 11.
Ladies Movement 3 will provide a platform for girls to express themselves, learn, and develop concrete solutions. Apampa, founder of IYAWO Association in 2018, advocates for girls' education and prevention of gender-based violence. The event will focus on enabling girls to voice their challenges and expectations.
Why it mattersYoung girls in Togo will be directly affected by the Ladies Movement 3 event which focuses on their education and empowerment.