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On October 9, 2026, the International Women’s Think Tank proudly joins the global community in honoring the International Day of the Girl Child, officially observed by the United Nations on October 11. This year’s observance reminds us of the importance of protecting girls’ rights, amplifying their voices, and investing in their futures. In that spirit, we are proud to announce the launch of “The Living Archive” a digital repository dedicated to preserving and amplifying the

Across communities in the United States, Africa, and around the world, families continue to face significant challenges related to stigma, misinformation, delayed diagnosis, educational barriers, caregiver stress, financial strain, and social isolation. Despite growing awareness, many parents still struggle to find culturally responsive, practical, and hopeful information that supports their journey. To address these challenges, the International Women's Think Tank (IWTT) in

A culturally grounded, trauma-informed learning series supporting caregivers of children and youth with neurodevelopmental disabilities.

Mumbi Mukisa Desta She who Creates Blessing and Happiness Mumbi- is derived from one of the Kenyan tribes called Kikuyu, which is also Joyce's dialect. Mumbi is a name given to a lady, meaning "She who creates." (Pronounced Mombi). Mukisa - is derived from Luganda, a dialect from Uganda. Meaning, Blessing. Desta - is derived from Amharic in Ethiopia, which means happiness. We also created a simple e-flyer that you can use to announce on your social media and announce it to yo

Join the International Women’s Think Tank (IWTT) in the global celebration of Women’s History Month and International Women’s Day. A time...