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There is no safe form of FGM and no justification for harming girls’ bodies. On this International Day of Zero Tolerance for FGM, we stand firm: girls deserve protection, dignity, and bodily autonomy. In our latest blog, we break down what’s happening in The Gambia, including renewed efforts to challenge the law banning FGM, why this moment matters, and why repealing protections would put girls at serious risk.

Girls Talk Organisation proudly hosted the "Mind the Gap: Mental Wellness & Violence Awareness Forum" in collaboration with the Jenesse Center. This event served as a reflection of the impactful work that Girls Talk has accomplished globally while also representing a significant advancement in our commitment to supporting Black and Brown girls and young women in Los Angeles.

On May 4th, 2025 , Girls Talk Organisation marked seven years of advocacy, sisterhood, and steadfast commitment  to the rights and well-being of girls and young women. What began as a grassroots movement in The Gambia  grew into a trusted space for education, healing, and leadership, and in 2025, that journey reached a new chapter. After years of community-based work, learning, and global engagement, Girls Talk Organisation officially registered in the United States , expandi

The year 2023/24 has been a transformative period for Girls Talk Organisation, marked by significant milestones and impactful initiatives.

On this International Day of the Girl Child, we celebrate the powerful vision girls hold for the future.

Breast cancer is a life-changing diagnosis that affects not just the individual, but also families and communities.

The All Men Summit 2019 (AMS 2019) stands out as a key milestone in the fight against Sexual and Gender-Based Violence in The Gambia.

As the 16 days of activism against gender-based violence approach, Girls Talk Organisation reflects on the landscape of online activism.

As a refresher, this article aims to inform readers about FGM, its risks, and its statistics.

On this International Day of the African child, we reaffirm our commitment to this work and will continue to utilise strategies to involve g

In honour of menstrual hygiene day 2022, we reflect on the impact of our self-love kits distributed to girls in rural Gambia.

This mentorship program provides girls with a chance to engage with peers and mentors and inspire social change.