The next runner we are interviewing on the 2024 #RunforFemiliPNG team is Mikayla Hyland-Wood.
Mikayla is passionate about using agriculture to promote gender equity and reduce poverty in the Pacific region. She is running in the half marathon at the Canberra Times Marathon Festival.
In the lead up to the 2024 Canberra Times Marathon Festival, we are profiling some of the runners on the #RunforFemiliPNG team.
Our first runner is Jude Blacklock. Jude has a strong interest in both PNG and gender equality, and is running in the 10km event at the Festival.
End-Of-Year Matched Giving Between 8th and 22nd December 2024, donations to FemiliPNG Australia will be matched, dollar for dollar, up to a value of $5,000! FemiliPNG Australia’s partnership with Femili PNG assists survivors of family … Read more
On Sunday 7th April 2024, the #RunforFemiliPNG team will be lacing up our running shoes for the Canberra Times Marathon Festival! All funds raised will support survivors of family and sexual violence in Papua New … Read more
Family and sexual violence (FSV) and sorcery accusation-related violence (SARV), significant development challenges in PNG, disproportionately affect women and girls. The impact of violence is compounded by the difficulty accessing the necessary services to break … Read more
Our FemiliPNG Australia Trivia night was held on Friday 8th September, to celebrate Papua New Guinea’s 48th anniversary as an independent nation! It was a wonderful event, thanks to the over 200 people who showed … Read more
FemiliPNG Australia is excited to announce our partnership with the Newcrest Sustainability Fund and Femili PNG for the Strongim Femili PNG Program. In striving towards and demanding change, the program aims to strengthen local solutions … Read more
The Friends of Femili PNG (FFPNG) and Femili PNG team would like to say a big thank you to Fiona Gunn, who will be finishing in her role as Development Adviser this week. Fiona started … Read more
Your whole office will feel great drinking Femili PNG coffee, knowing every sip supports survivors of family and sexual violence in PNG. Enquire now!
While violence affects us all, violence against women and girls is one of the most pervasive human rights violations in the world.1 Globally, one in three women will experience violence in their lifetime. In Papua … Read more