A presentation on empowering victims of abuse
5 July 2010, Southend On Sea
2010 begins a decade where girls from all parts of the world join hands not as victims but as survivors. Introduction: Shazia Ullah (Head of Policy and ...
Girl Child Rights Activist
Makoni has transformed 300 000 girls from victims to survivors and leaders working in the fullness of their potential since 1998.
What happened to my grandmother,mother and myself should never happen to any girl again.
betty makoni
Speaker
A powerful, passionate and prolific speaker who has reached out to millions in the world and to every age, class, gender, race, tribe and religion.
She spoke of empowerment. We listened. She embraced us warmly. We stood as she left the podium.
Trainer
A renowned coach ,mentor and facilitator of empowerment training programs for women and girls who has churned out thousands of leaders.
It’s all about unleashing the potential in an individual so that they are always at their best.
betty makoni
Poet
A collection of Betty Makoni`s poetry is a reflection of what happens to an activist daily.
My poetry is my inner strength that keeps me going.
betty makoni
Muzvare
There is traditional Royalty and title Muzvare-Her Royal Highness bestowed to every girl born in the Makoni tribe.
Every girl who is a victim of rape feels Royal when she comes in Betty`s hands.
betty makoni
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Supporting girls in Tanzania
9 August 2010
I am here in Tanzania on a mission to support girls through sharing of skills and knowledge on girl child empowerment model - a success program in Zimbabwe which I ...
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I recently met with these two powerful women from Essex. I had met their daughters during my presentations. This album is for especially all my great friends and supporters I am meeting in Essex. I am so happy to be in a New place ,with a new idea with great support.
uplifiting words
Most of the important things in the world have been accomplished by people who have kept on trying when there seemed to be no hope at all.
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