SayPro, in partnership with the United States Peace Corps, actively promotes gender-inclusive programs to ensure balanced participation in community development. SayPro believes that sustainable progress is only possible when all genders are equally represented. These programs aim to reduce gender disparities in education, employment, and leadership by empowering women, men, and non-binary individuals alike. Peace Corps volunteers work closely with SayPro to organize awareness sessions that challenge traditional gender norms and promote inclusivity.
SayPro develops workshops and mentorship initiatives to support women and marginalized gender groups in participating in decision-making processes. Peace Corps volunteers collaborate with local councils to include diverse voices in planning community projects. SayPro also supports gender sensitivity training for educators, health workers, and community leaders. These programs cultivate a culture of respect, inclusion, and shared responsibility, helping communities grow stronger and more united.
In schools and youth centers, SayPro introduces gender equality education that fosters mutual respect among students. Through theater, storytelling, and digital campaigns, Peace Corps volunteers help SayPro spread powerful messages about the value of equity. SayPro also establishes youth clubs to provide a safe space where future leaders can learn about rights, leadership, and collaboration. These clubs are open to all genders and designed to instill confidence and purpose in the next generation.
SayPro measures the impact of its gender-inclusive programs through community surveys, success stories, and local leadership statistics. This data helps improve program design and replicate successful models elsewhere. SayPro also advocates for policy changes that support equal pay, access to education, and protection from gender-based violence. With the Peace Corps, SayPro is creating lasting change by ensuring that every individual—regardless of gender—has the opportunity to contribute meaningfully to their community’s future.