Since 2017, EJWP has worked and impacted young women 16-35 in Zimbabwe and Southern Africa. Strengthening capacities through skills, knowledge and agency to achieve financial freedom.
The year EJWP started fighting for young women's economic rights
We equip young women with financial tools, legal knowledge, and advocacy skills. From the informal economy to national policy, we make sure their voices shape the decisions that affect their lives.
EJWP is a member of Social and Economic Justice coalitions in Zimbabwe and Southern Africa
We address economic, climate, and social justice issues affecting young women’s daily lives across communities in the Southern African Region.
EJWP primarily work with young women 16-35 across Southern Africa. Integrating collective participation of other demographics that collectively make the community.
Young women gain digital freelancing skills, join savings circles, and access mentorship to grow their economic independence.
We train advocates to lead campaigns for fair wages, land rights, and equal access to digital work platforms.
Young women connect with peers, mentors, and allies across Southern Africa to share knowledge and drive collective action.
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Equips young women (16–25) with digital freelancing skills, online safety knowledge, and access to remote work opportunities.
View ProjectTrains young women to lead local policy campaigns on fair wages, land rights, and access to markets. Connects advocates with decision-makers.
View ProjectPeer-led savings groups combined with financial literacy training and mentorship. Builds credit access and small business readiness.
View ProjectYoung women conduct participatory research on economic barriers and co-author policy briefs, blog posts, and advocacy toolkits.
View ProjectEJWP is guided by a human rights-based and feminist approach to address structural inequalities affecting women's participation in economic governance, such as debt justice, fiscal justice, climate justice, and the informal economy.
4.8 ( Google Reviews)
Before EJWP, I did not know I had rights in economic spaces. Now I sit in community meetings and speak about fiscal justice. I know what I deserve and I know how to demand it.
4.8 ( Google Reviews)
EJWP gave me more than financial skills. They gave me language for what I was experiencing. I understood for the first time that my exclusion from economic spaces was structural, not personal.
4.8 ( Google Reviews)
I joined as a participant and became a leader. EJWP builds you from the inside. Today I train other young women in my community on their economic rights and financial independence.
4.8 ( Google Reviews)
The digital training EJWP provided changed my livelihood. I went from being locked out of online markets to running my own digital business. They close the gap between young women and economic opportunity.