Bridget Dedaa Amemfi

Bridget Dedaa Amemfi is a member of the Young Urban Women’s Movement in Ghana, a community-based organisation that works with ActionAid to help young women have access to safe and decent work, to make informed decisions about their reproductive health, and to effect transformation in their personal lives and wider community.

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11 July 2018

Development

How collective action can bring about change to young urban women

Bridget Dedaa Amemfi: “Thanks to the mobilisation and awareness-building, we now have a group of young urban women ready to fight for change in their own [...]Read the full article

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