The Challenges
Empowering Liberian women, girls, and children against violence, inequality, and limited opportunities.
Women in Politics
Inspirational journeys of Liberian women reshaping politics and community development.
Who we are.
A Non-Profit
We champion gender equality, protect children, and combat GBV in Liberia through targeted advocacy, training, and partnerships. Our interventions, aligned with women’s and children’s needs, foster sustainable, grassroots change.
ADVOCATE
WOPA identifies critical issues in gender equality and human rights in Liberia, conducting research to understand the root causes and effective solutions.
EMPOWER
We initiate training and capacity-building programs, focusing on women and girls' empowerment, health, and education, fostering resilience.
COLLABORATE
Partnering with government bodies, NGOs, and communities, we strengthen our efforts through shared knowledge, resources, and strategies.
IMPACT
Our targeted interventions create lasting change, enhancing women's rights, participation in governance, and societal well-being.
Message from our Executive Director
Advancing Gender Equality and Human Rights in Liberia
Dear Supporters and Partners,
I am delighted to welcome you to an inspiring journey with Women for Positive Actions (WOPA), where our steadfast dedication to enhancing gender equality and human rights in Liberia is at the heart of everything we do. At WOPA, we believe in the power of collective action and community empowerment to bring about meaningful and lasting change.
Your involvement is crucial to our mission. Each step you take with us contributes to a more significant movement, creating positive and enduring impacts in our communities. We invite you to join us in this transformative journey, to learn from our successes, and to play a pivotal role in delivering effective solutions to those who need them most.
Your support makes a difference today and paves the way for a more just and equitable future for all, especially women and girls in Liberia.
With heartfelt thanks and looking forward to our shared journey,
Mrs. Catherine Kollie-Gbidi
Founder
Mrs. Catherine Kollie-Gbidi
Founder
We need your help.
Featured Campaigns
It’s through mistakes that you actually can grow you get rid of everything that is not essential to makihave to get bad.
Before, I felt small, like my voice didn't matter. But with WOPA, I learned I'm strong, like the big trees in our village. Now, I stand tall and speak my mind.
Mariama, Liberia
Our core ProgramsWOPA empowers Liberian women and girls,
WOPA empowers Liberian women and girls,
fighting gender-based violence and discrimination
through the following program themes:
Humanitarian and Crisis Response
Collaborative Initiatives for Change
Our Funders & Partners
At WOPA, our mission thrives through solid collaborations. We partner with NGOs, government agencies, private organizations, and global organizations to champion gender equality and support Liberia’s vulnerable. Together, we’re creating impactful change.
Below are our past and current partners.
Let's work together
Join us in empowering women and girls for a brighter, equitable future.
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Latest News
Discover updates, impact stories, and milestones in our journey towards empowering women and girls in Liberia through our monthly news articles. You might consider joining our monthly newsletter to avoid missing out on our updates.
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Quick Stats
About WOPA
8+
Years of advocacy work in Liberia's underserved communities
1000+
Women and girls reached through educational and empowerment programs.
500+
Participants in gender-based violence advocacy workshops.