Overview

This initiative offers full funding for young leaders from Nigeria, working on Gender-Based Violence (GBV) prevention and Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR), to attend the Women Deliver 2026 Conference in Melbourne, Australia. It aims to strengthen advocacy skills, foster coalition-building, and enhance policy engagement.

Benefits

All-expenses-paid trip to Women Deliver 2026 in Melbourne, Australia.
Networking opportunities with global advocates, policymakers, and youth leaders.
Capacity-building in advocacy, alliance formation, and strategic engagement for GBV prevention and SRHR initiatives.
Exposure to best practices and innovative solutions in advancing gender equality.
A platform to amplify youth voices and contribute to international dialogues on girls’ and women’s rights.

Eligibility

Age: 18–35 years.
Membership: Member of a network, coalition, or organization working on GBV prevention and/or SRHR.
Experience: Demonstrable experience in advocacy, community engagement, or policy work related to GBV or SRHR.
Availability: Able to travel to Melbourne, Australia for the conference dates (27–30 April 2026).
Documentation: Possess a valid international passport.

How to Apply

Submit a completed application form, a personal statement detailing experience and how attendance will enhance your work, proof of organizational membership, and a copy of a valid international passport.

Deadline

14 March 2026

About Women Deliver

Women Deliver is a global advocacy organization focused on gender equality and the health, rights, and well-being of girls and women. The conference convenes thousands of stakeholders to drive change.

About the Elevating Youth Voices Initiative

This initiative empowers young Nigerian leaders in GBV prevention and SRHR advocacy, offering skills development, alliance-building opportunities, and mentorship to translate conference learnings into community impact.

Contact Information

For more information or assistance with the application process, please contact the program coordinators via email or official channels provided by the initiative.