WHAT IS GIRL4CE?
GIRL4ce is a youth-led movement for POSITIVE SOCIAL CHANGE. Young Basotho women and men deliver innovative dramas, speeches, songs, and interactive activities to diverse groups to educate and mobilize them to protect and empower girls and women in Lesotho.GIRL4ce is an edu-tainment program that addresses two of the most harmful gender-based challenges facing Lesotho today:
Child, Early and Forced Marriage (CEFM)
Gender-Based Violence (GBV)
GIRL4ce educates Basotho about actions they can take to put an end to these abusive practices so Lesotho can have a brighter future. GIRL4ce performances are free. If your group is at least 20 people, book a performance date with the GIRL4ce team at Help Lesotho that will impress and inspire!
Gender equity will change the world!
I am a part of the change!
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Reaching others magnifies the message!
Leaders never give up!
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Force for change!
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Change means taking action!p
Experience gender equity in an HIV/AIDS-free Lesotho!
Gender equity will change the world!
I am a part of the change!
Reaching others magnifies the message!
Leaders never give up!
Force for change!
Change means taking action!p
Experience gender equity in an HIV/AIDS-free Lesotho!
What Does GIRL4ce Do?
get involved
Plan an Event
Invite GIRL4ce to perform at your school, church, agency, corporate event or community gathering! (Leribe, Butha Buthe & Maseru only)
Join the Core
Connect with us if you want to become an ‘edu-tainer’! (Leribe only)
Speak Up
Do your part to stand up for the rights of girls and women in your community.
What people are saying
Meet The Core
Khobotlo
Age: 19
“In my village many girls are getting married most are born in 1998-2000 being in the program helped me to realize this isn’t good. I am talking to them about who isn’t married and the laws that can protect them from getting married”
Tholoana
Age: 17
“I think GIRL4ce will help to transform our youth into better people who can stand up for themselves, speak on others behalf, and know what to do in situations and know laws to protect them and education other youth who still need to know these things.”
Monoana
Age: 19
“I wish and hope as time goes on everybody especially me will understand that gender based violence and enforced marriage they are not good for the people to whom they are done upon. I wish everyone can end up being against gender based violence.”