Citizens' Power

The below summary findings are public contributions for what the Liberia Ministry of Education focus should be in 2026. We will use this as one tool of many to hold the ministry to account. Thank you

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Invitation for Expression of Interest for the Spotlight Initiative 2.0 Civil Society National Reference Group Background: UN Women, grounded in the vision of equality enshrined in the Charter of the United Nations, works for the elimination of discrimination against women and girls; the empowerment of women; and the achievement of equality between women and men as partners and beneficiaries of development,....

A Worrying Future for Us All.

If there's one thing to worry about, it's a broken society where everyone becomes a victim. The proliferation of drugs has the potential to create a vicious cycle of destruction, where leaders under the influence make poor decisions, and their children fall prey to addiction. This can lead to a catastrophic downward spiral, where poor judgment and addiction converge to devastate our communities.

The consequences would be dire: poorly educated youth, addicted leaders, and young minds corrupted by criminal influences. This toxic combination would undermine our nation's progress, eroding the foundations of a healthy, productive society. The impact would be felt across all sectors, from education to governance, and would perpetuate a cycle of poverty, crime, and despair.

This is why we must say no to drugs – unequivocally and without hesitation. We owe it to ourselves, our children, and future generations to take a stand against this menace. By working together, we can build a society that values health, education, and responsible leadership. Let's join forces to create a brighter future for Liberia, where our citizens can thrive and reach their full potential, free from the grip of addiction and its devastating consequences.