Policy Advocacy & Legislative Reform Initiatives
From Community Needs to Meaningful Action
WOSJI builds its work around practical community awareness, women’s protection, legal-rights education and locally led action, with activities documented through its own records.
Practical Awareness. Locally Led Change.
WOSJI is a national NGO based in Mogadishu, established in 2024 to contribute to safer, more just and more inclusive communities for women and girls. Its early work has included community sessions on gender-based violence, women’s protection and legal rights, trauma awareness and public dialogue.
Empowering Women Through Policy and Reform
The Women’s Safety and Justice Initiative (WOSJI) is committed to advancing the rights and safety of women through impactful advocacy and legislative reform. By promoting policies that protect and empower women, WSJI addresses the systemic barriers that contribute to gender-based violence and inequality. Our mission is rooted in the belief that every woman deserves to live free from fear, discrimination, and harm.
Practical Action for Safety, Rights & Justice
WOSJI builds its work around practical community awareness, women’s protection, legal-rights education, trauma awareness and locally led action. As an emerging community-rooted organization, WOSJI works to strengthen safe pathways to information, support and justice for women and girls.
Women’s Safety & GBV Prevention
Community awareness on protection risks, prevention and safe pathways to assistance.
Legal-Rights Education
Helping women understand their rights and strengthening access to fair responses.
Trauma Awareness & Wellbeing
Safe education and discussion around trauma, wellbeing and healing with safeguarding boundaries.
Community Leadership & Collaboration
Working with communities and partners to build practical, accountable and locally led solutions.
Driving Change Through Research and Collaboration
WSJI uses data-driven research and strategic partnerships to influence policy decisions at all levels. We engage directly with lawmakers, civil society organizations, and stakeholders to craft legislation that reflects the real needs of women in diverse communities. Our work focuses on strengthening legal frameworks and ensuring accessible support systems for survivors, holding institutions accountable for women’s safety and justice.