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We are focused on empowering and increasing the voices of girls and women in key areas that are relevant to their growth & impact to their communities

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A famous surname, a royal title and two girls determined to be more than their introductions.

Issue 55 of Raising Women Magazine is out! We meet @isabelidibiaaa and Princess Sade Obaitan @olorirebeccaobaitan question who decided when a girl becomes a woman, and investigate why men have beauty standards but refuse to call them that.

Add a teenage girl conquering the skies, a woman building a viral game, and AI that might let your late grandmother call to ask why you're still single.

Yes, we went there. This issue has range, and you’ll want to read every page!

Link in our Bio 🔗

#issue55 #editorial #newissue

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Apparently, being a girl comes with an instruction manual nobody can agree on. Fortunately, the twelve young women on the cover of Issue 54 of Raising Women Magazine missed it entirely. Our International Day of the Girl Child edition celebrates girls rewriting the rules, while reminding us that no girl should need extraordinary achievements to deserve ordinary opportunities.

Inside, we explore the expectations that complicate girlhood, the childhood wounds we carry into adulthood, the surprisingly busy history of the colour pink and a video game that lets you pay rent in Lagos. Because “because you’re a girl” might just be the best reason to dream without limits.

Happy reading!

#newissue #editorial #issue54

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Saving the planet sounds simple until the greener choice comes with the bigger price tag.

In our latest issue of Raising Women Magazine, we ask who really gets to afford sustainability. From the cost of food, fashion and clean energy to the ways climate change is quietly reshaping culture, this edition looks at the climate crisis through the lives, choices and wallets of ordinary people. Because a greener future cannot be one only some of us can afford.

Issue 52 is out now.
Read the full magazine with the link in our Bio 🔗

#newissue #climate #editorial

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I’m really excited to be joining the Raising Women Initiative as a guest speaker for the grand finale of The First Daughter Agenda, “The First Daughter Who Never Left.”

As a first daughter myself, this is a conversation that feels incredibly close to home. We’ll be talking about the responsibilities we carry into adulthood, the hidden cost of always being “the dependable one,” boundaries, identity, family, and learning to love the people we call home without losing ourselves in the process.

Join us on 12th September 2026. I’d genuinely love to have you in the room for this conversation. Come with your stories, your questions, and maybe a few “wait, so it’s not just me?” moments.

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Meet your moderator 👑

Oluchi Obiahu will be guiding the conversation for THE FIRST DAUGHTER: WHO NEVER LEFT

A focused group discussion and safe space for every First Daughter.
Date: 12.09.30 | Free Webinar | Limited Spaces

Come share, be heard, and heal together.
Register now - Link in Bio 💻

#FirstDaughter #TheFirstDaughterWhoNeverLeft #RaisingWomenInitiative

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Equal on paper. Equal in practice? That is where things get interesting.

Issue 51 of Raising Women Magazine looks beyond how far women have come to examine the distance still left to travel. From money and power to unpaid care, workplace design, opportunity and even the rise of the soft life economy, this issue asks what equality actually looks like when it leaves the policy document and enters a woman’s everyday life.

We have opened doors, broken ceilings and rewritten plenty of rules. But progress is not quite the same thing as arrival. So, are we there yet? Read Issue 51 and join the conversation.

#rwimagazine #equalright
#equality #newissue

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What happens when the daughter everyone relies on starts losing herself?
I’m honoured to be joining @rwiofficial_ Raising Women Initiative for The First Daughter Agenda: Series 2 — “Raising First Daughters Without Losing Them.”
Across cultures, first daughters are often taught to be responsible before they’re ready to be. We become the helpers, the protectors, the examples, the ones who know what to do — sometimes before we’ve had the space to ask ourselves what we need.
But what happens when raising a capable daughter comes at the cost of her learning how to simply be?
This conversation explores the expectations placed on first daughters, the emotional weight we carry, and how families can nurture responsibility without taking away a daughter’s sense of self.
I’m looking forward to bringing the First Born Daughter perspective into this important conversation alongside other voices and lived experiences.
Because raising strong daughters shouldn’t mean raising daughters who feel they have to carry everything.
🤎 Raising First Daughters Without Losing Them
The First Daughter Agenda — Series 2
📅 Saturday 22nd August 2026
⏰ 12pm 🕛 UK Time
🔗 Link in Bio Girls
Come join the conversation.

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Humanity is choosing to care, even when the crisis is not ours.

Today, we honour the people who show up where they are needed most, bringing hope, dignity and help to communities in crisis.

Happy World Humanitarian Day ❤️

#worldhumanitarianday

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Issue 50 is here. 🎉

Fifty issues of stories, questions and conversations about women and the world we are building. For this milestone edition, we go from South Korea’s billion-dollar pursuit of beauty to motherhood and Olympic gold at 41, the AI gap reshaping women’s work, our grandmothers as archivists, and even the curious reason dinner now seems to require a photoshoot.

Fifty editions later, we’re still curious, still asking better questions, and still telling stories worth reading.
Come see what made Issue 50.

Read the full issue here with the Link in our Bio 🔗

#Issue50 #beauty #women

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Becoming isn't about leaving yourself behind. It's about having the courage to keep growing.

Some chapters introduce you to the world. Others introduce you to yourself.

This issue is dedicated to women who have embraced reinvention, challenged expectations and continued to evolve with purpose. From our inspiring cover conversation with @chiomaobiadi to thought-provoking features on womanhood, culture, business, design and identity, every page is an invitation to think differently about the lives we're building.

Because growth rarely follows a straight line, and the woman you're becoming may be your greatest achievement yet.

Read the latest issue of Raising Women Magazine through the link in our bio 🔗

#RaisingWomenMagazine #WomenWhoLead #WomenWhoInspire

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There are conversations we’ve whispered for years.
Conversations about responsibility.
About expectation.
About carrying the weight of being “the eldest.”
Conversations that deserve to be heard.
I’m so excited to share that on 22nd August, I’ll be joining @rwiofficial_ Raising Women Initiative as a guest speaker for The First Daughter Agenda, a three-part webinar series exploring the experiences, expectations and invisible realities that shape so many first-born daughters.
responsibility and truly thrive.

As the Founder of The First Born Daughter Society, it means so much to contribute to conversations that are creating visibility, validation and change for first-born daughters across the world.

If you’re a first-born daughter—or know someone who is—I hope you’ll join us.

Because the conversations every first-born daughter deserves to have... are finally being had. ❤️

📍 The First Daughter Agenda Webinar Series
🗓 22nd August
🎤 Guest Speaker: The First Born Daughter Society

#FirstBornDaughter #EldestDaughter #eldestchild #womensupportwomen #firstborn

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August is officially here, and I couldn’t think of a better way to begin Women’s Month. 💗

I’m truly honoured to be joining Raising women initiative as a speaker for The First Daughter Agenda webinar series, where I’ll be sharing my story and celebrating the incredible women who raised me.

Every strong woman has a story, and behind many of those stories are women who sacrificed, nurtured, prayed, and poured into us. I can’t wait to have this meaningful conversation.

Thank you, @rwiofficial_ , for trusting me with this platform. 🥹
Link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSddglUNKaIbMgp8BHnSrCw5HPB6Yt_Qz3oyJHjH2l1ykisfeA/viewform

#WomensMonth #TheFirstDaughterAgenda #WomenSupportingWomen #WomenInLeadership RaisingWomenInitiative

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