This stage play spearheaded by VOIICE Gerald Sarbah was one that captured the subject of toxic masculinity than ever before. “Formidable” is a powerful stage play that confronts the issue of toxic masculinity head-on. With its thought-provoking narrative and compelling characters, the play serves as a catalyst for important conversations surrounding gender stereotypes and the […]
In a recent video on VOIICE’s platform, we had a conversation with a diverse group of religious leaders, including an Eckist, Muslim, and Christian leader, about the various forms of discrimination perpetuated by religion in society today. The discussion centered around how religious intolerance and discrimination have led to violence and division in our communities. […]
Religious intolerance has been a major problem in many parts of the world for centuries. People of different faiths have been persecuted, discriminated against, and even killed due to their religious beliefs. This intolerance can be fueled by a lack of understanding, fear, and even hatred. However, there is a solution to this problem: religious […]
@voiicebox Our movie on male sexual abuse.♬ original sound – VOIICE Box Male sexual abuse is a topic that is often overlooked or ignored, despite its prevalence in our society. It is estimated that one in six boys experience sexual abuse before the age of 18, but due to the stigma and shame surrounding male victimization, […]
In the field of child development, internal migration, particularly in rural-urban areas like Ashaiman, Zenu, Kpone has generally been regarded with considerable pessimism. Starting in the late 1950s-to date rural-urban migration has attracted substantial attention from both academia, government and policy makers. The attention has, however, not yielded positive results. Streetism connotes negativism but has […]
100 Kayaye girls participated in VOIICE skills training program and every one of them was awarded a start up capital of at least 100 cedis. Leaders were designated and allotted some funds to start support groups as well. Research shows that over 90% of skills training programs conducted for people living in extreme poverty is […]
Kayaye women and girls are often women who have migrated from rural areas in the Northern regions of Ghana to settle in the capital for work. Unfortunately for them, they are often met with very harsh conditions such as homelessness, cheap and unfavorable labor conditions, sexual and physical violence, and a general lack of access […]
