How can location-specific data accelerate the reduction of female genital mutilation/cutting (FGM/C)?
This side event explores how locally grounded, participatory researchstrengthens community-led action in high-prevalence settings in Kenya. It highlights the role of context-rich evidence in informing localized, rights-based strategies and adaptive programming.
Grassroots women-led organizations will share how they use data to address social norms, power dynamics, and intersecting violations affecting women and girls. The discussion underscores the importance of linking research, policy, and grassroots action to advance sustainable, locally driven change through the #TogetherWeEndFGM project.
