Team
Founders of the movement
“KEMBA RANAVELA has a thousand lives. But she describes herself as a columnist, a literary host. ”
Kemba RANAVELA
“To say that abortion is an open door to all excesses is sheer hypocrisy. It is forgotten reality. It's a practice that is done, that is known, but we act as if nothing had happened ”
Kemba RANAVELA
“MBOLATIANA RAVELOARIMISA defines herself as a feminist activist for social justice and human rights”
MBOLATIANA RAVELOARIMISA
“She is involved in several movements and organizations in Madagascar and Africa.”
MBOLATIANA RAVELOARIMISA
“Doctor LOVATIANA ANDRIAMBOAVONJY, from the top of his 26 years, this doctor has always been a feminist”
Dr LOVATIANA ANDRIAMBOAVONJY
For her, “to be a feminist is to be convinced that women and men are equal in law and in responsibility. That the difference between these two genera is only biological, and that nature alone cannot define a person ”
Dr LOVATIANA ANDRIAMBOAVONJY
The executive team
BARILALA RAVELONARIVO
Accounting administrator
in the project “Nifin'Akanga, baseline study and strengthening of local actors for the decriminalization of abortion in Madagascar” funded by Amplify Change.
“Let's act together, for women, for humanity”.
TSILA NJARINIAINA
Training and communication manager
in the project “Nifin'Akanga, baseline study and strengthening of local actors for the decriminalization of abortion in Madagascar” funded by Amplify Change.
“It's not our differences that immobilize us, in fact, it's collective hypocrisy, silence and indifference. "
Docteur Franzy MEFIRE
Head of studies
in the project “Nifin'Akanga, baseline study and strengthening of local actors for the decriminalization of abortion in Madagascar” funded by Amplify Change.
“Supporting women is supporting all of humanity. From the theory of big quotes, we must act and now ”.
SARINDRA RAHARIJAONA
Project assistant
“Nifin'akanga, strengthening advocacy and the national network for the decriminalization of abortion in Madagascar” implemented in 3 pilot regions (SAVA, Boeny and Antsinanana) and financed by the PISCCA fund of the French Embassy.
"Let us act today to make tomorrow better".