SayPro, in collaboration with the United States Peace Corps, supports women and girls’ empowerment through grassroots community programs that enhance access to education, health, leadership, and economic opportunities. SayPro believes that empowered women uplift entire families and communities. Programs include literacy clubs, menstrual hygiene campaigns, self-defense training, and mentorship circles. Peace Corps volunteers assist in organizing activities, facilitating safe spaces, and building leadership skills among participants.
SayPro promotes entrepreneurship by providing small grants, financial literacy, and business mentorship tailored for women-led enterprises. Peace Corps volunteers support training on digital tools, marketing, and cooperative formation. SayPro also advocates against gender-based violence through awareness campaigns and survivor support services. These efforts ensure women and girls feel safe, informed, and capable of shaping their futures.
SayPro builds partnerships with schools, local clinics, and religious leaders to ensure long-term support for gender equality. Peace Corps volunteers help foster local champions of women’s rights and facilitate dialogue between men and women. SayPro encourages young girls to dream big through role model programs, STEM clubs, and debate competitions. These activities break traditional barriers and promote a culture of inclusion.
SayPro evaluates programs based on empowerment indicators, leadership growth, and access to opportunities. Peace Corps helps gather stories of transformation and lessons for future programming. SayPro urges policymakers to institutionalize gender equality initiatives. Together, SayPro and the Peace Corps are changing narratives and creating a world where every woman and girl can thrive.