What We Do
TGNP’s Ideology and philosophy is built on Transformative Feminism, which is a struggle that aims to eliminate all forms of discrimination against women and other marginalized groups, whether due to class, sex, gender, age, ethnicity, disability, geographical and nationality locations.
Our
Thematic
Areas
TGNP draws on a range of strategies that connect advocacy, community engagement, and capacity building to drive lasting gender equality.
Networking
At the national level, TGNP engages in networking, and coalition and alliance-building to create a collective voice and take action in advocating for gender-responsive policies, budgets, plans, and strategies. To join a network or coalition, contact us at info@tgnp.or.tz.
IMBC
At the local level, TGNP implements projects in collaboration with grassroots activists and community groups. Our goal is to support communities to identify the root causes of the issues that affect women, girls, people with disabilities, and other marginalised groups. This is accomplished through the Intensive Movement Building Cycle (IMBC), which aims to strengthen and expand the transformative women's movement at the grassroots level.
Read more about the IMBC process
Our Approach to Transformation
Get Involved
Build Your Knowledge
Access our Resources:
Visit TGNP's Library & Resource Centre in Mabibo, Dar es Salaam. Our library is a valuable hub for gender-related research and information.
Our reports and publications are also available on the website.
Attend our Seminars:Expand your understanding of gender issues by attending the Gender and Development Seminar Series (GDSS), a public seminar we host every Wednesday from 15:00-17:00 at the TGNP Resource Centre in Mabibo, Dar es Salaam.
Take Action
Connect with a Knowledge Centre:
We've built a strong network of Knowledge Centres (KCs) across 15 regions, 34 districts, and in 98 wards in Tanzania. To join a KC in your area and get involved in local initiatives and grassroots movements contact TGNP by phone or email.Search current KCs here.
Join an Alliance:These are some ways to participate in collective advocacy and influence policy decisions to promote gender equality. To become part of one of these networks, contact TGNP by phone or email: Search the current KCs here.
- Gender Responsive Budgeting (GRB) Alliance
- Women +60 Network
- Women Leaders Network
- Women's Crossborder Network.
Youth Empowerment
University Students:
Join a Young Feminist Forum Club to connect with like-minded peers.Contact TGNP by phone or email to connect with a YFF in your university or college.
Primary and Secondary School Students:Our School Hubs offer students a safe space to learn about gender and how to become a champion for gender equality. Teachers can reach out to TGNP by phone or email to find out how to set up a gender club in their school.
To stay connected with all our activities, be sure to follow us on social media:
Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and YouTube
Our Impact
Our aim is to help build a transformative feminist movement at all levels. Our positive impact on the lives of women, girls, and other vulnerable groups continues to grow.