The empowerment and support of the girl-child over the years have been a norm – a good one, owing to the deep concerns which have been raised towards seeing the girl-child as a vulnerable human specie. This, therefore, has given her the centre stage for proper grooming and immense attention
As we approach the International Day of the Boy Child on May 16, 2024, The Adams Project Africa (TAPA) extends a heartfelt invitation to all to join us in celebrating and advocating for boys’ rights and well-being across the continent. In this pivotal moment, we stand committed to our mission:
The discourse around gender equality and empowerment often focuses on uplifting and empowering girls and women. While this is crucial it is equally important to pay attention to the development as well as the wellbeing of the boys (and men) too. The boy child faces unique challenges and struggles, including;
The Adams Project Africa (TAPA) is set to embark on a significant journey to celebrate International Men’s Day 2023 across various locations in Africa. This year’s theme, “Healthy Men, Healthy World,” underscores the importance of men’s health and wellbeing in shaping thriving communities. With a specific focus on “Zero Male
The Adams Project Africa (TAPA) is a visionary initiative committed to empowering and equipping the boy child across the diverse landscapes of Africa. Since its inception in 2021, TAPA has diligently worked towards providing the necessary knowledge and tools for young boys aged 8 to 20 to grow into responsible
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