OUR WORK

  On this day, Nov 20 2020 Friday morning, history was made and will never be forgotten as long as the LNCRF is still in existence for the cause of championing the rights of all children in Liberia. We demanded the right thing to be done. We Assembled peacefully under the UNCRC article 15, and with support from the 2011 children's law of Liberia. Our major focus: Liberia as a country is a signatory to this treaty in 1993, and was rectified in 1991. We must join others countries to celebrate children all across the globe every year on Nov. 20, to amplify their voices and provide for their growth and development, protect them from all forms of violence and abuses. On this day, I'm want to say Happy universal children's day to all children in and out of Liberia. We must implement laws and policies in the interest of Liberian Children. We must continue to fight hunger and provide adequate shelter/support for all children in Liberia. We must ensure quality education for all chi...

 It was a cool Tuesday afternoon   From both sides, you could see the sun and the moon   Every couple along and I was alone   Am I a stranger?  Or do I look so different? Hands in hands people moving   But here I am my two hands swinging   How I wish for someone,   a helper more than a wife,  a lover more than a friend   I get lost in a world of thousands of people   But none to love and non to share my heart with   Am I a monster?  Or I’m just so insignificant?     I drag along my silent plaque   To a lone girl in the distance path of the park   People know impressions but I had just intentions   My thoughts feel feeble, but I trust that I can   Yes I can- I can make love to another   If even none choose to love me back   My spirit teases me to hunger-   But I am inspired to give in an offer ...

  I extend many thanks and praises to God almighty for protecting our lives while under this global crisis COVID-19. As we fight to reimagine a better future for every child, let’s all continue to follow all the necessary health measures put in place by the government of Liberia to help eradicate coronavirus out of our country, at the same time in observance of the Day of the African Child (DAC) and smooth transitioning of power to another group of advocates and activist to steer the affairs of the LNCRF. As we celebrate another children’s day in 2021, it reflects my mind’s to renew our commitment to the principles established by the Liberia National Children Representative Forum cherish in the 2011 Children’s Law of Liberia and our regional commitment to the welfare and protection of children within the African Charter on Rights and Welfare of children and the fundamental global guarantee for all children, an episode of the freedom and the space for children to enjoy their sanity...

 It was a great opportunity to have been chosen to participate in One Day feminist Dialogues hosted by  Youth Crime Watch-Liberia .  The dialogue seeks to build the capacity of young adults to tackle issues of injustices, discrimination, and gender inequality.  The flagship program provided me the space to expand my ideas on what it actually means to be a feminist, #he_for _she advocate and how we could promote an equal seat at the dialogue table. It was amazing having wonderful panelists like Ruth Henry and Vickjune Wutoh. Thanks to my special buddy Felecia Carr who make it over being part of the dialogue as well. 

 The Liberia National Children's Representative Forum with support from  UNICEF LIBERIA  carries on One Day massive Children Rights Awareness in the Duala Market, near Monrovia.  The awareness was done in accordance with the forum's responsibility in sharing children-friendly messages aimed toward the promotion of children's rights. The messages were prepared in a way that promotes the basic rights of children as provided by the Liberia Children Law and the United Nations Convention on the Right of the Child. Top among these awareness messages were: Rights to basic health care, a caring family, a safe home to grow, education, play among others. As children in the field came across their peers, they explain the right of the child to them as well as their corresponding responsibilities.  Liberia will be safer for children if they know their rights and the public is informed about how they can help contribute to governing agencies in the protection and safe of chil...

May 15, 2021 We led a mission today in the Duala Market and its surroundings; the mission of making people know the rights of children.  Our appreciation to the Ministry of Gender, Children & Social Protection through their Montserrado Child Welfare Officer, for being in the field with us today.  Our messages surrounded: *Children's Rights & Responsibilities  *Children's Protection- particularly on the roles of parents, and the communities.  *Sexual Gender Based Violence and the road map to seeking justice or reporting cases  We appreciate UNICEF LIBERIA for their continued support to children-led awareness 

 Tuesday, April 1, 2021 I WILL BE CONTESTING FOR SPEAKER AT THE CHILDREN'S FORUM ELECTION IN JUNE   I hereby declare that I am a candidate for Speaker of the Liberia National Children Representative Forum formerly known as the Liberian Children's Parliament, in the 2021 General Election ballot to be held in June during the official celebration of the Day of the African Child. My declaration comes in a wave of no brag about eloquence or competency, but to make continuance of the Liberian Children's dream for a better place, made safe to grow toward their full potential and their voices are not heard but manifested into actions. With the uttermost goal to serve as chief campaigner of the Liberian Children Law which seek to the survival, development, protection and participation of all Children in the confound of the Liberian state, I ultimately believe that electing someone who knows the issues we are all facing as Children ranging from living all tender ages in Orphanage car...