Dossi Sekonou Gloria Agueh

Dossi Sekonou Gloria Agueh is a Beninese women's rights activist and the founder and president of the Réseau des Femmes Leaders pour le Développement (RFLD). She advocates for women's rights, gender equality, economic justice and development, and has worked on initiatives supporting women and girls across Africa. She has also been involved in advocacy concerning women, peace and security. Quotes “My leadership style is characterized by a passion for social justice and a commitment to amplifying the voices of women. The projects we have undertaken have not only empowered individuals but have also significantly contributed to shaping policies promoting gender equality and protecting the rights of women and girls.” RFLD “The journey to a panafricanisme approach was driven by a belief in the interconnectedness of our struggles and the shared vision for a continent where women and girls can thrive, free from discrimination and inequality. It is about recognizing that our collective strength is a powerful force for change, and by working together, we can create a more just and equitable Africa for all.” RFLD “One essential lesson I draw from my experience is the importance of perseverance. In the face of adversity, it is crucial to remain resilient and believe in one’s own ability to effect positive change. I have also learned to transform obstacles into levers for personal growth, drawing from my experiences to deepen my understanding of power dynamics and inequalities.” RFLD “Lastly, I advise young women leaders to cultivate self-confidence and not be afraid to assert their ideas and skills. Every voice matters, and diversity of perspectives is essential to building a more equitable future. By overcoming obstacles, staying committed, and collaborating with others, each woman can play a key role in transforming our society towards greater inclusivity and equality.” RFLD “The Women, Peace, and Security framework is essential for understanding the complexities of armed conflict and its consequences on societies. By emphasizing the specific experiences of women, this framework reveals the deep inequalities exacerbated by conflicts and the resulting violence.” RFLD External links Category:Women Category:Human rights activists Category:Women's rights activists Category:Women activists