FSNT is implementing a project titled: Championing Gender Justice in Tertiary Institutions under the CEAA Women-Led grants. The project’s overall objective is to promote female students’ participation in college leadership and national elections, ultimately contributing towards CEAA Objective 2 on strengthening women’s leadership and inclusion....
From February to October 2024, the Female Students Network Trust (FSNT), with generous support from the Embassy of the Czech Republic in Zimbabwe, implemented the Smart Girls Against Cyber Harassment (SACH) initiative—a bold response to the rising tide of digital abuse targeting young women in...
In November 2019, the Female Students Network Trust (FSNT) participated in an organisational assessment as part of a prospective partnership with Afrikagrupperna, a Swedish social justice organisation committed to feminist, rights-based development across Southern Africa. The assessment, conducted by an independent consultant, was part of Afrikagrupperna’s...
From July 2019 to January 2020, FSNT—supported by the U.S. Embassy Harare—implemented the “Taking Strides and Setting the Pace Against Gender-Based Violence” (#StepUp) project across tertiary institutions in Harare, Masvingo, and Gwanda. Blending athletics, dialogue, film screenings, and community outreach, the campaign focused on engaging...
In 2015, with funding from UNESCO, FSNT conducted the first-ever National Baseline Survey on Gender-Based Violence (GBV) and Sexual Harassment (SH) in Zimbabwe’s tertiary education institutions. The study spanned 21 institutions across all 10 provinces, collecting data from over 3,400 students and staff in universities,...