Gender-Based Violence Awareness in Tanzania – Tanzania
Global Change Ambassador from Tanzania, Nagla Abbas is making waves with her inspiring work. Nagla Abbas continues her advocacy through impactful initiatives addressing Gender-Based Violence (GBV).
16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence – Pakistan
Sardar Liaquat Ali, our Global Change Ambassador from Pakistan, led transformative sessions across classrooms and communities during the 16 Days of Activism campaign.
Peace Link – Pakistan
The Echo Change Pakistan Chapter organized Peace Link, a residential fellowship to bridge the gap between young religious and civil society leaders in Pakistan.
King Jesus Charity Home – Ghana
Echo Change’s Ghana Chapter visited a local orphanage to inspire and support the children. The team shared lessons on mindset and self-discovery while providing essential items to meet their needs.
UN SDGs Workshop – Ghana
Echo Change Ghana conducted a workshop at Elite College, empowering students to understand and contribute to the 17 UN SDGs through interactive problem-solving.
Photo Exhibition on Education for Ending Violence and Promoting Tolerance – Ukraine
In partnership with Joy of Childhood, Echo Change held a photo exhibition in Ukraine, allowing youth to use photography to discuss social issues around tolerance and non-violence.
Leadership Training Workshop – Ghana
Echo Change Ghana Chapter held a Leadership Training Workshop aiming to equip participants with tools for effective collaboration and impact.
We Art – Ukraine
Echo Change partnered with We Art in Ukraine to celebrate women’s resilience, with chapters in Ukraine and Rabat showcasing stories that promote gender equality through visual storytelling.
Draw Disability – UNESCO
Echo Change partnered with UNESCO to lead the global Draw Disability campaign, using art to promote disability awareness and inclusivity.
Up for School – Global
Echo Change partnered with Their World to drive the “Up for School” campaign, advocating for the 58 million children worldwide who lack access to education.