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About US
Tanzania Media Women’s Association (TAMWA) is a non-profit, non-partisan, non-governmental and human rights organization founded and registered on 17th November 1987 under the Societies Ordinance Cap 337 of 1954 with registration number (SO 6763). In 2004, the association complied with the 2002, NGO Act of the United Republic of Tanzania. In 2007, TAMWA was also registered in Zanzibar as TAMWA Zanzibar under Society Act No. 6 of 1995
- To advocate for women and children's rights by conducting awareness raising activities for cultural, policy and legal changes/transformations in the society through the use of media.
- A Peaceful Tanzanian society which respects human rights from a gender perspective.
- Transparency
- Accountability
- Equal partnership
- Diversity
- Observation of human rights
Dr. Rose Reuben
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Services we Provide
Helping each other can make world better
Volunteering offers opportunities to develop new skills and gain valuable experience. This can include leadership, communication, project
- Helped fund 3,265 Project powerful
- We give child a gift of a education
35,734
Helped Fund
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Members
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Satisfied Clients
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Years of Service
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Completed projects
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Winning awards
TAMWA YAWAPONGEZA WANAWAKE WALIOJITOKEZA KUWANIA UONGOZI UCHAGUZI WA OKTOBA 29
TAMWA SEKRETARIATI MPYA MTANDAO WA USHIRIKI WA WANAUME NA WAVULANA KATIKA MASUALA YA JINSIA (MEN ENGAGE TANZANIA – MET)
TAMKO LA ASASI ZA WANAWAKE KUELEKEA UCHAGUZI MKUU
TAARIFA YA POLE KWA TAIFA
TAMWA yazindua mradi wa ‘Sauti Zetu’
Report(s) and Press Release
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What Our Clients Say
Rating (30 Reviews)
Media Empowermen
“TAMWA has transformed the way we report stories. Their training helped me become a more responsible journalist, focusing on gender-sensitive and impactful reporting.”
Youth Engagement
“As a young person, TAMWA inspired me to become an advocate for change. Their mentorship programs are shaping future leaders.”
Community Impact
“Through TAMWA’s programs, our community has become more aware of gender rights and social justice. Women now have a stronger voice and confidence to speak out against injustice.”
