Women'sNet

Women'sNet Women / girls confidently exercise their information and communication rights to create a social cap Follow us on Twitter: http://twitter.com/ #!/WomensNetSA

Women’sNet is a vibrant and innovative feminist networking support programme designed to enable South and Southern African women, girls and women’s organisations to use cyberspace as a tool for information and mobilisation towards advancing women’s equality. We aim to demystify information and communication technologies (ICTs) and make these accessible to all people, particularly women and girls,

especially those who have been historically disadvantaged in terms of their access to such technologies.

21/04/2026
Join 1000 Women 1 Voice on 21 May at Cape Town International Convention Centre (CTICC) Talk to 0614690479Stand together ...
21/04/2026

Join 1000 Women 1 Voice on 21 May at Cape Town International Convention Centre (CTICC)
Talk to 0614690479
Stand together against GBV, ABUSE AND R**E!

21/04/2026
07/02/2026

🎬 AFAC Documentary Film Program — Now Open
Bring real stories to life through films that inform, inspire, and connect.

Key Highlights:
• 💰 Grants up to USD 50,000
• 🎥 Feature-length, short & medium documentaries
• 🛠️ Support for Development | Production | Post-Production

Learn more: https://www2.fundsforngos.org/?p=441022

🌸 1000 Women Trust Chatbot – A Game Changer for 927 Women 🌸 💬 Help is now just a message away! Our chatbot gives women...
07/02/2026

🌸 1000 Women Trust Chatbot – A Game Changer for 927 Women 🌸
💬 Help is now just a message away!
Our chatbot gives women instant support against GBV—anytime, anywhere.

📲 How to Register
1️⃣ Save 087 373 1585 as a WhatsApp contact
2️⃣ Send “hi”
3️⃣ The chatbot will invite you to complete a sign-up form
👉 Share this tool with your sisters, friends, and networks. Together, we make safety and healing accessible to every woman.

🌟 Applications for the South African 2026 Spark Impact Programme are OPEN! 🌟Are you a young person from a rural or peri-...
24/01/2026

🌟 Applications for the South African 2026 Spark Impact Programme are OPEN! 🌟

Are you a young person from a rural or peri-urban community who wants to use film, dialogue, and digital media to drive real change—and earn income while you learn?

The Spark Impact Programme is Sunshine Cinema’s 10-month, paid youth accelerator that trains the next generation of Impact Facilitators and media entrepreneurs to spark conversation, civic participation, and social change using solar-powered cinema.

🔎 Who Can Apply
Sunshine Cinema is selecting 20 motivated young people (ages 21–34) from across South Africa to join the 2026 cohort.

📍 Applicants must live in rural or peri-urban communities and be able to commit to the full programme.

🗓 Programme dates:
1 May 2026 – 28 February 2027

🎬 What You’ll Gain
✨ Professional training in facilitation, digital media, storytelling, and social media
🎓 Enrolment in the UCT Film Impact Screening Facilitator online short course (certificate included)
☀️ Hands-on experience hosting free solar-powered community film screenings using the Sunbox
💼 Structured pathways to earn R1,500–R10,000 per month through gig-based media and facilitation work
🤝 Mentorship, peer learning, and access to Sunshine Cinema’s Impact Facilitator Network

📅 Important Dates
🟡 Applications open: 15 January 2026
🔴 Applications close: 5 PM (SAST), 13 March 2026
📩 Interviews: Mid-April 2026
🎒 In-person Bootcamp: May 2026 (attendance required)

🎬 Read more about the Spark Impact Programme here: https://sunshinecinema.org/the-spark-impact-programme/
📝 Apply here: https://airtable.com/appkPELV8PkOtv1tT/pagT7kEOsNwLshyKV/form

This is not a filmmaking course—it’s a practical impact and entrepreneurship programme for young people ready to serve their communities, build skills, and earn income through meaningful work.

Let’s spark conversations, create opportunity, and bring stories where they’re needed most. ☀️
Tag someone who should apply and help us spread the

The Spark Impact Programme The Spark Impact Programme – Training Africa’s Next Generation of Media Changemakers At Sunshine Cinema, we believe Africa’s younger generation holds the key to a more just and sustainable future. Yet too many face inadequate education, high unemployment, and limited...

How to speak to a GBV Survivor!
10/01/2026

How to speak to a GBV Survivor!

01/01/2026

🤝 Partner with us to scale the Civic AI movement across Africa

Phambano Technology Development Centre NPC is calling on funders, ecosystem partners, and civil society networks to collaborate in expanding access to AI skills for social impact organisations across the continent.

Together, we can:
🌍 Close the digital skills divide
🔍 Improve transparency & accountability
🎯 Strengthen community outcomes using ethical AI
💪 Build long-term digital resilience

If you believe in an Africa where every organisation can thrive in the digital age, we’d love to connect.

Let’s shape the future — responsibly, inclusively, and together.

View more: https://buff.ly/9tXbNT8

01/01/2026
10/12/2025

Survivors deserve support, not judgement.
Accountability belongs to the person who caused harm never the survivor.

Women's rights are human rights" means that rights like freedom from violence, education, fair wages, health, and proper...
10/12/2025

Women's rights are human rights" means that rights like freedom from violence, education, fair wages, health, and property ownership belong to everyone, regardless of gender, as established by the UN Charter and UDHR; however, gender inequality persists globally, denying these fundamental rights to many women and girls, requiring ongoing advocacy to achieve true equality,

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