What can we learn from what didn't work? Jacinta Muteshi-Stratchan reflects on the importance of documenting unintended consequences and shares key recommendations to strengthen future programmes to #EndFGM.
Read this evaluation on what works and what doesn't work to #endFGM
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As we reflect on the journey of our programme, Jacinta Muteshi-Stratchan shares key insights from our endline evaluations, highlighting some of the most important lessons and evidence emerging from the programme.
Watch as she offers a glimpse into the findings and what they mean for accelerating efforts to #EndFGM.
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@OptionsinHealth @Amref_Kenya @ActionaidSN @ActionAid_Kenya @GlobalFGMC @AFGMBoard @YouthAntiFGMKe @FGMresearch @OrchidProject @Pop_Council @aphrc @UNICEFAfrica
Ending #FGM isn't linear. Our latest learning synopsis unpacks 6 unintended consequences we've seen across the TGG-ALM programme; from 'sunna' to medicalisation to cross-border migration for cutting.
Progress requires honesty about setbacks. 👇
The Girl Generation retweeted
As we mark the close of The Girl Generation Phase II, Our team lead, Jacinta Muteshi-Stratchan, reflects on the programme's journey, and some of the collective impact of the Africa-led movement to end #FGM.
To access the endline evaluations, click here thegirlgeneration.org/endlin…
@OrchidProject @Amref_Kenya @ActionAid_Kenya @sahiyovoices @ARROW_Women @AWRA_org @endfgm_africa @unwomenafrica @GPtoEndFGM @AFGMBoard @GlobalFGMC
@Pop_Council @aphrc
As we mark the close of The Girl Generation Phase II, Our team lead, Jacinta Muteshi-Stratchan, reflects on the programme's journey, and some of the collective impact of the Africa-led movement to end #FGM.
To access the endline evaluations, click here thegirlgeneration.org/endlin…
@OrchidProject @Amref_Kenya @ActionAid_Kenya @sahiyovoices @ARROW_Women @AWRA_org @endfgm_africa @unwomenafrica @GPtoEndFGM @AFGMBoard @GlobalFGMC
@Pop_Council @aphrc
The Girl Generation retweeted
Our endline evaluations are out!
After years of learning, testing, and adapting, we're excited to share the evidence on what works to #EndFGM in Kenya. Propelled by a vision of a world where girls and women can exercise their power and rights, have expanded choice and agency, and be free from all forms of violence, we aimed to accelerate positive changes in social attitudes towards ending FGM.
Access the full evaluation here Kenya's Isiolo and Narok 👉shorturl.at/3rxB9
Join us for our webinar as we delve deeper into these findings by registering here -👉shorturl.at/5QcIx
@aphrc @Pop_Council
Our endline evaluations are out!
After years of learning, testing, and adapting, we're excited to share the evidence on what works to #EndFGM in Kenya. Propelled by a vision of a world where girls and women can exercise their power and rights, have expanded choice and agency, and be free from all forms of violence, we aimed to accelerate positive changes in social attitudes towards ending FGM.
Access the full evaluation here Kenya's Isiolo and Narok 👉shorturl.at/3rxB9
Join us for our webinar as we delve deeper into these findings by registering here -👉shorturl.at/5QcIx
@aphrc @Pop_Council
Our endline evaluations are out!
After years of learning, testing, and adapting, we're excited to share the evidence on what works to #EndFGM in Kenya.
Propelled by a vision of a world where girls and women can exercise their power and rights, have expanded choice and agency, and be free from all forms of violence, we aimed to accelerate positive changes in social attitudes towards ending FGM.
Access the full evaluation here Kenya's Isiolo and Narok counties
thegirlgeneration.org/wp-con…
Join us for our webinar as we delve deeper into these findings by registering here
us06web.zoom.us/webinar/regi…
Years of Learning. Countless Voices. Lasting Impact!
After five years of knowledge generation and adapting to different contexts, it's time to share what we've learned!
Join our webinar as we unpack the results of our endline evaluation, reflect on what works (and what doesn't), and explore practical recommendations to shape future policy, programming, and advocacy in the #EndFGM Movement.
Whether you're a government representative, donor, survivor, researcher, activist, or civil society partner, media practitioner, this webinar is an opportunity to learn from the evidence and help accelerate efforts to #EndFGM. #TGGALMLegacy #InvestDontRest #FGMIsViolence
To register, click here or scan the QR code
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What if ending #FGM wasn't a standalone programme, but part of every essential service? Ending FGM is more effective when it's integrated into health, education, sexual and reproductive health, gender-based violence, and social services.Integration makes #FGM prevention and response more relevant, and sustainable.
What does it really take to end FGM?
Our latest learning synthesis brings together evidence, lived experiences, and programme insights to identify the approaches that are making a measurable difference in efforts to end FGM.
Drawing on the TGG-ALM programme's internal reflections, global goods and learning briefs, and the endline evaluation by @aphrc and @Pop_Council, this synthesis highlights practical lessons that can inform policy, programming, advocacy, and investment.
As we share these insights, we invite partners, practitioners, and communities to reflect on what works, and how we can accelerate collective action to end #FGM for good.
What does justice look like for #FGM survivors? And who gets to define it?
Join us for a powerful webinar where the women fighting to #EndFGM unpack the gains of strategic litigation, cross-regional organising and survivor-led testimony and explore what remains to be done.
Date: 30th June, 2026
Time: 12:00 noon GMT/UTC
3PM EAT
Registration link: bit.ly/44qahMwt
Interpretation languages: French
#EndFGM #SurvivorJusticeisMovementPower
The Girl Generation retweeted
What does it take to develop & implement county-level policies to #EndFGM? Explore the Isiolo Learning Brief to discover key lessons, challenges, successes, and the role of civil society & survivors in driving change.
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The Girl Generation retweeted
Kenya has strong laws to end #FGM including the Prohibition of FGM Act, 2011. But translating national frameworks into county-level action? That's where the real work begins. 🧵
Kenya has strong laws to end #FGM including the Prohibition of FGM Act, 2011. But translating national frameworks into county-level action? That's where the real work begins. 🧵
Policy adoption at county level is progressing but slowly. Capacity gaps, political will, and local context all shape how and whether change happens on the ground. #EndFGM
What does it take to develop & implement county-level policies to #EndFGM? Explore the Isiolo Learning Brief to discover key lessons, challenges, successes, and the role of civil society & survivors in driving change.
👉 thegirlgeneration.org/wp-con…
We're in the room with survivor leaders, government officials, and civil society partners from across our focus regions. The Survivor Leadership Initiative (SLI) isn't just another forum it's a space where the people most affected by #FGM are shaping the agenda, driving the conversation, and holding the movement accountable.


























