Our Work
"I am grateful for this eye-opening experience, empowering me to advocate effectively for those affected by FGM"
FutureLearn FGM Course
We are proud to offer a comprehensive online course called 'Female Genital Mutilation (FGM): Health, Law, and Socio-Cultural Sensitivity'.
This course is designed for health care professionals, educators, and anyone interested in understanding the multifaceted impacts of FGM.
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Our 4-week course provides around 4 hours of learning each week, covering the cultural, legal, and health aspects of FGM.
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With over 1000 learners participating in our latest session, the course has proven to be an invaluable resource for those looking to deepen their knowledge and enhance their ability to respond to FGM cases effectively.
We strongly advocate for mandatory inclusion of FGM education in medical schools and higher education for healthcare workers to globally tackle FGM issues more efficiently.
Affiliations
Our collaborative efforts are strengthened through our affiliations with several esteemed organizations. These partnerships are vital in amplifying our mission to eradicate FGM through education and advocacy.
We are partnered with Sexpression: UK, working together to expand and improve our FGM education resources and outreach.
The Orchid Project is another key collaborator, with whom we have co-hosted webinars such as 'An Overview of FGM/C for General Practice'.
Additionally, our collaboration with the University of Aberdeen plays a critical role in the development and delivery of our online FGM education courses.
Community Engagement
Community engagement is at the heart of our mission. Through these engagements, we aim to foster a deeper understanding and drive collective action against FGM practices.
Our co-founder, Victoria, has actively participated in various forums to raise awareness and educate diverse audiences about FGM. She delivered a poignant presentation on FGM in conflict to a military audience, emphasizing the complexities and challenges faced in such settings.
Heather, our co-founder, has been featured on Original 106 radio station, sharing insights about our work and the importance of FGM education. Through these engagements, we aim to foster a deeper understanding and drive collective action against FGM practices.
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WHAT ELSE?!?!
Publications
We are excited to share our ongoing contributions to academic and professional discussions on FGM. These publications underscore our commitment to advancing knowledge and fostering informed practices in the fight against FGM.
Our abstract titled 'Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) Education - A Collaborative Approach to FutureLearn Course Development for Medics and Multisector Practitioners' has been published by The Global Anaesthesia, Surgery, and Obstetric (GASOC) in the UK.
Additionally, we are in the process of writing an article on FGM education for healthcare professionals, set to be published in a prominent journal soon.
​
OTHER PUBLICATIONS??
Advocacy and Outreach
Advocacy and outreach are crucial components of our work.
We are in discussions to become a registered charity, which will enhance our ability to mobilize resources and support for our cause.
Our active involvement in webinars and presentations, such as those organized by the Orchid Project and Practice Index, demonstrates our dedication to spreading awareness and educating professionals on the critical issue of FGM.
By urging the government to make FGM education mandatory in medical and higher education, we aim to ensure that healthcare workers are adequately equipped to address and prevent FGM, contributing to global efforts to eradicate this practice.
FutureLearn FGM Course
We are proud to offer a comprehensive online course called 'Female Genital Mutilation (FGM): Health, Law, and Socio-Cultural Sensitivity'.
This course is designed for health care professionals, educators, and anyone interested in understanding the multifaceted impacts of FGM.
​
Our 4-week course provides around 4 hours of learning each week, covering the cultural, legal, and health aspects of FGM.
​
With over 1000 learners participating in our latest session, the course has proven to be an invaluable resource for those looking to deepen their knowledge and enhance their ability to respond to FGM cases effectively.
We strongly advocate for mandatory inclusion of FGM education in medical schools and higher education for healthcare workers to globally tackle FGM issues more efficiently.
Affiliations
Our collaborative efforts are strengthened through our affiliations with several esteemed organizations. These partnerships are vital in amplifying our mission to eradicate FGM through education and advocacy.
We are partnered with Sexpression: UK, working together to expand and improve our FGM education resources and outreach.
The Orchid Project is another key collaborator, with whom we have co-hosted webinars such as 'An Overview of FGM/C for General Practice'.
Additionally, our collaboration with the University of Aberdeen plays a critical role in the development and delivery of our online FGM education courses.
Community Engagement
Community engagement is at the heart of our mission. Through these engagements, we aim to foster a deeper understanding and drive collective action against FGM practices.
Our co-founder, Victoria, has actively participated in various forums to raise awareness and educate diverse audiences about FGM. She delivered a poignant presentation on FGM in conflict to a military audience, emphasizing the complexities and challenges faced in such settings.
Heather, our co-founder, has been featured on Original 106 radio station, sharing insights about our work and the importance of FGM education. Through these engagements, we aim to foster a deeper understanding and drive collective action against FGM practices.
​
WHAT ELSE?!?!
Publications
We are excited to share our ongoing contributions to academic and professional discussions on FGM. These publications underscore our commitment to advancing knowledge and fostering informed practices in the fight against FGM.
Our abstract titled 'Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) Education - A Collaborative Approach to FutureLearn Course Development for Medics and Multisector Practitioners' has been published by The Global Anaesthesia, Surgery, and Obstetric (GASOC) in the UK.
Additionally, we are in the process of writing an article on FGM education for healthcare professionals, set to be published in a prominent journal soon.
​
OTHER PUBLICATIONS??
Advocacy and Outreach
Advocacy and outreach are crucial components of our work.
We are in discussions to become a registered charity, which will enhance our ability to mobilize resources and support for our cause.
Our active involvement in webinars and presentations, such as those organized by the Orchid Project and Practice Index, demonstrates our dedication to spreading awareness and educating professionals on the critical issue of FGM.
By urging the government to make FGM education mandatory in medical and higher education, we aim to ensure that healthcare workers are adequately equipped to address and prevent FGM, contributing to global efforts to eradicate this practice.
FutureLearn FGM Course
We are proud to offer a comprehensive online course called 'Female Genital Mutilation (FGM): Health, Law, and Socio-Cultural Sensitivity'.
This course is designed for health care professionals, educators, and anyone interested in understanding the multifaceted impacts of FGM.
​
Our 4-week course provides around 4 hours of learning each week, covering the cultural, legal, and health aspects of FGM.
​
With over 1000 learners participating in our latest session, the course has proven to be an invaluable resource for those looking to deepen their knowledge and enhance their ability to respond to FGM cases effectively.
We strongly advocate for mandatory inclusion of FGM education in medical schools and higher education for healthcare workers to globally tackle FGM issues more efficiently.
Affiliations
Our collaborative efforts are strengthened through our affiliations with several esteemed organizations. These partnerships are vital in amplifying our mission to eradicate FGM through education and advocacy.
We are partnered with Sexpression: UK, working together to expand and improve our FGM education resources and outreach.
The Orchid Project is another key collaborator, with whom we have co-hosted webinars such as 'An Overview of FGM/C for General Practice'.
Additionally, our collaboration with the University of Aberdeen plays a critical role in the development and delivery of our online FGM education courses.
Community Engagement
Community engagement is at the heart of our mission. Through these engagements, we aim to foster a deeper understanding and drive collective action against FGM practices.
Our co-founder, Victoria, has actively participated in various forums to raise awareness and educate diverse audiences about FGM. She delivered a poignant presentation on FGM in conflict to a military audience, emphasizing the complexities and challenges faced in such settings.
Heather, our co-founder, has been featured on Original 106 radio station, sharing insights about our work and the importance of FGM education. Through these engagements, we aim to foster a deeper understanding and drive collective action against FGM practices.
​
WHAT ELSE?!?!
Publications
We are excited to share our ongoing contributions to academic and professional discussions on FGM. These publications underscore our commitment to advancing knowledge and fostering informed practices in the fight against FGM.
Our abstract titled 'Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) Education - A Collaborative Approach to FutureLearn Course Development for Medics and Multisector Practitioners' has been published by The Global Anaesthesia, Surgery, and Obstetric (GASOC) in the UK.
Additionally, we are in the process of writing an article on FGM education for healthcare professionals, set to be published in a prominent journal soon.
​
OTHER PUBLICATIONS??
Advocacy and Outreach
Advocacy and outreach are crucial components of our work.
We are in discussions to become a registered charity, which will enhance our ability to mobilize resources and support for our cause.
Our active involvement in webinars and presentations, such as those organized by the Orchid Project and Practice Index, demonstrates our dedication to spreading awareness and educating professionals on the critical issue of FGM.
By urging the government to make FGM education mandatory in medical and higher education, we aim to ensure that healthcare workers are adequately equipped to address and prevent FGM, contributing to global efforts to eradicate this practice.
FutureLearn FGM Course
We are proud to offer a comprehensive online course called 'Female Genital Mutilation (FGM): Health, Law, and Socio-Cultural Sensitivity'.
This course is designed for health care professionals, educators, and anyone interested in understanding the multifaceted impacts of FGM.
​
Our 4-week course provides around 4 hours of learning each week, covering the cultural, legal, and health aspects of FGM.
​
With over 1000 learners participating in our latest session, the course has proven to be an invaluable resource for those looking to deepen their knowledge and enhance their ability to respond to FGM cases effectively.
We strongly advocate for mandatory inclusion of FGM education in medical schools and higher education for healthcare workers to globally tackle FGM issues more efficiently.
Affiliations
Our collaborative efforts are strengthened through our affiliations with several esteemed organizations. These partnerships are vital in amplifying our mission to eradicate FGM through education and advocacy.
We are partnered with Sexpression: UK, working together to expand and improve our FGM education resources and outreach.
The Orchid Project is another key collaborator, with whom we have co-hosted webinars such as 'An Overview of FGM/C for General Practice'.
Additionally, our collaboration with the University of Aberdeen plays a critical role in the development and delivery of our online FGM education courses.
Community Engagement
Community engagement is at the heart of our mission. Through these engagements, we aim to foster a deeper understanding and drive collective action against FGM practices.
Our co-founder, Victoria, has actively participated in various forums to raise awareness and educate diverse audiences about FGM. She delivered a poignant presentation on FGM in conflict to a military audience, emphasizing the complexities and challenges faced in such settings.
Heather, our co-founder, has been featured on Original 106 radio station, sharing insights about our work and the importance of FGM education. Through these engagements, we aim to foster a deeper understanding and drive collective action against FGM practices.
​
WHAT ELSE?!?!
Publications
We are excited to share our ongoing contributions to academic and professional discussions on FGM. These publications underscore our commitment to advancing knowledge and fostering informed practices in the fight against FGM.
Our abstract titled 'Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) Education - A Collaborative Approach to FutureLearn Course Development for Medics and Multisector Practitioners' has been published by The Global Anaesthesia, Surgery, and Obstetric (GASOC) in the UK.
Additionally, we are in the process of writing an article on FGM education for healthcare professionals, set to be published in a prominent journal soon.
​
OTHER PUBLICATIONS??
Advocacy and Outreach
Advocacy and outreach are crucial components of our work.
We are in discussions to become a registered charity, which will enhance our ability to mobilize resources and support for our cause.
Our active involvement in webinars and presentations, such as those organized by the Orchid Project and Practice Index, demonstrates our dedication to spreading awareness and educating professionals on the critical issue of FGM.
By urging the government to make FGM education mandatory in medical and higher education, we aim to ensure that healthcare workers are adequately equipped to address and prevent FGM, contributing to global efforts to eradicate this practice.