December 13, 2025

In commemoration of the 16 Days of Activism, Wonder Woman Nigeria partnered with Big Family 360 Foundation to raise funds through an art exhibition at Institut Français to support construction of a temporary shelter for SGBV survivors in Adamawa State.

December 12, 2024

Wonder Woman Nigeria revealed over 400 GBV cases were brought to their attention in the last six years, marking an increase in reporting. Vice President Anne Dirkling emphasized the need for collective action and community awareness.

December 2024

Wonderwoman Nigeria advocates for increased awareness and reporting of gender-based violence cases to curb the menace in society, highlighting work done through community sensitization programs.

2024

Wonderwoman Nigeria conducted sensitization programs in Kaduna, educating residents on the dangers of sexual and gender-based violence and available support services for survivors.

December 8, 2024

Wonderwoman Nigeria partnered with the French Institute of Nigeria on green initiatives including the 'Plastic for Pads' program, collecting plastic waste to provide sanitary pads for girls at IDP camps while tackling environmental pollution.

2024

The French Institute's partnership with Wonderwoman Nigeria demonstrates commitment to environmental sustainability through innovative waste management and community empowerment programs.

2024

Collaboration highlighted the critical need for plastic waste reduction and sustainable alternatives, with Wonderwoman Nigeria's 'Plastics for Pads' initiative as a model for environmental and social impact.

May 2024

AMAC Chairman Christopher Maikalangu partnered with Wonderwoman Nigeria to commemorate World Menstrual Hygiene Day, inaugurating plastic collection points across 25 locations within the council area.

May 28, 2024

Comprehensive sensitization campaign launched in partnership with AMAC to educate communities on menstrual health while promoting environmental sustainability through recycling initiatives.

June 2024

In partnership with PSI Nigeria, Wonderwoman launched the Plastic for Pads Project sensitization campaign in Abuja, establishing recycling collection points and distributing menstrual hygiene kits.

May 29, 2024

Vice President Anne Dirkling inaugurated six recycling containers in AMAC, converting plastic waste into menstrual pads for girls in underprivileged communities while creating safe, litter-free environments.

2024

Wonderwoman Nigeria joins national conversation on menstrual health, advocating for improved access to sanitary products and breaking taboos around menstruation.

2024

Civil society organizations including Wonderwoman Nigeria collaborate with government agencies to prioritize menstrual health and hygiene management across Nigeria.