When Girls Speak, Act, and Lead — Change Follows.
iTakeActions is a civic action platform for Nigerian girls to raise their voices, learn, and lead positive change in their communities. Powered by the Grace Agbonlahor Foundation.
Your Voice Matters
iTakeActions is a civic action and digital empowerment platform for Nigerian girls. When you learn about important issues, speak up in conversations, and take action in your community, you help create safer, stronger and more inclusive spaces for girls and young women. We give you the tools, support and confidence to learn, speak and lead positive change.
How It Works
1. Learn
Explore simple guides, tools and short self-paced online courses that help you understand key issues, your rights, digital safety and how young people can influence change.
2. Speak
Join Voices at the Table — our periodic civic assemblies where girls share ideas, speak on issues affecting them and contribute to community-focused discussions.
3. Act
Take part in challenges, submit creative ideas and lead small school or community activities that promote safety, respect and positive change.
🎤 Voices at the Table:
“What Makes Girls Feel Unsafe in Public Spaces?”
From being followed in markets to being silenced in classrooms, girls face risks every day. We want your voice. Share your story and ideas for making our communities safer for girls and young women.
🔥 Take the Challenge
“Speak It to Change It”
Host a Girls' Dialogue Circle in your school, street, church, or market area. Talk about safety, rights, and leadership for girls. This is an open and ongoing challenge designed to help girls take the lead in their own spaces—any time, anywhere.
- ✅ Download our simple Discussion Guide
- ✅ Gather 3–5 girls
- ✅ Host your session
- ✅ Share a photo, video, or short report with us and win a prize!
📖 Stories from Girls Like You
Real stories, real voices. Because your experiences matter.
“My Abuja Taxi Experience”
S.E, 20, Abuja Nigeria
During a taxi ride home in Abuja, S.E. found herself in an uncomfortable and alarming situation when a man chose to sit next to her in the front seat, despite available space at the back. Trusting her instincts, she exited the vehicle early and prioritised her safety, even at a cost. Her story reminds us how young women constantly navigate unsafe public spaces.
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🚀 Ready to Act and Lead?
Be part of a national movement of girls who are speaking up and leading change across Nigeria. Choose your action today:
- ✅ Join the next Voices at the Table Assembly
- ✅ Start a Girls’ Dialogue Circle in your community
- ✅ Share your story to inspire other girls
- ✅ Follow us on Social Media