Rural Broadband Network / Community Network – Transforming Education in Uganda
Nelson Mandela once said, “Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.” My name is Mr. Morish Omara, and I am an educational officer overseeing IT at Maruzi Seed Secondary School, a public secondary school established in Apac Municipality, Apac District, Northern Uganda, in 2014. Since opening with just […]
October: Troubleshooting Computer Sound Issues
1. Check the Basics: 2. Update Audio Drivers: 3. Disable Audio Enhancements: 4. Check for Software Conflicts: 5. Hardware Issues: Additional Tips: By following these steps, you should be able to diagnose and fix most common computer sound problems.
Breaking the Silence, Stop the Violence Against Women
Globally, it is estimated that 1 in 3 women (approximately 30% aged 15 and older) have experienced physical and/or sexual violence at the hands of an intimate partner, non-partner, or both at least once in their lifetime. This translates to over 736 million women worldwide who have suffered from gender-based violence. According to the National […]
September 2024: How to best increase computer speed
Tips to Increase Computer Speed Improving the speed of your computer can significantly enhance your productivity and overall user experience. Here are some effective strategies to consider: 1. Restart Your Computer Regularly Restarting clears the RAM and stops unnecessary background processes, providing a performance boost. Aim to restart at least once a week to maintain […]
WOUGNET Counter Backlash Observatory Meetings
On 16th August and 30th September 2024, we held observatory meetings with a panel of WOUGNET observatory members to discuss the evolving dynamics of counter-backlash and gender backlash within Uganda. The participants engaged in structured discussions guided by a standard set of questions designed to capture insights on these issues. These conversations provided a deeper […]
Radio Talk Show on Countering Backlash
On 14th August, we hosted a radio talk show on Radio One FM 90, one of the most widely listened-to stations in Kampala, Uganda. The talk show centered on the dynamics of counter-backlash and gender backlash in the country, engaging listeners in discussions about how gender backlash manifests in online spaces and strategies to counter […]
Policy Dialogue on Shrinking Civic Space [Online] and Feminist Organising [Online]
On Wednesday 14th August, WOUGNET conducted a policy dialogue on shrinking civic space online and feminists organizing online, under the Countering Backlash project. The dialogue aimed to bring together civil society actors to discuss and debate the current trend of backlash in the civic space and feminist organizing [online] in Uganda, exploring effective resistance strategies […]
Multi-stakeholder convening on Shrinking civic space [online] and feminists organising [online]
On 9th August 2024, we held a multi-stakeholder convening on the shrinking civic space online and feminist online organizing in Uganda. The goal of the convening was to discuss evidence on the backlash against feminist organizing in digital spaces, as well as the broader issue of shrinking civic space online, while exploring effective mechanisms to […]
August 2024: How to best manage webmail
Managing webmail effectively is crucial for maintaining productivity and reducing stress. Here are some best practices to help streamline your email management: 1. Organize with Folders and Labels 2. Implement Filters and Rules 3. Prioritize Emails 4. Schedule Email Time 5. Utilize Automation Tools 6. Regular Maintenance 7. Use a Unified Inbox By implementing these […]
Strengthening CSOs Freedom of Expression and Access to Information: Strategies For Inclusive Policy-Making Processes
In today’s integral world, the rights to Freedom of Expression and Access to Information are fundamental rights. However, for many women, especially Civil Society Organisations leaders, journalists and other marginalised groups, these rights are often hindered by various barriers ranging from society and political systems. For women, particularly women-led CSOs, journalists, Persons with Disabilities and […]