Advocacy Media Project:

The advocacy media project is aimed to empower women, youths and people with disabilities to raise awareness of gender inequality, traditional and unacceptable practices that affect people and their community to drive a sustained change that strengthen their communities.
The Advocacy Media Program is the core part of our founder’s column, which was published in one of Liberia’s dailies, “Eye for the News”, with the primary objective of highlighting the situation of women, girls, children, and other people living in poverty.
The advocacy media project will advance conversation about poverty and human rights to help target groups understand root causes and build collaborative networks to find effective solutions to build a stronger future.
We believe nonprofits support a variety of different causes or projects with the goal to impact community to effect a change for generations. Nonprofits tell meaningful stories of target groups to inspire people to support their causes.
The Advocacy media Project core object is to train women, youths, and people with disabilities in photography, videography, and writing skills to tell their own stories and those of their respective communities. To do this, we’re keen to publish a Human Rights newspaper styled, “The Equality Trumpet”, and as well setup a radio and television stations.

Education for all Campaign:

Education is a means of gaining self-awareness and the ability to explore new ideas and to think independently. Education is a means of gaining knowledge of one’s environment and a means to discerning the truth from the wrong, the real from the unreal, and facts from the fiction.
Early childhood development, the emotional, social and physical development of young children has a direct effect on their overall development and on the adult they will become. That is why understanding the need to invest in every young child is so important, so as to maximize their future well-being.
In some countries like Liberia, girls’ children are forced into early marriage; due to traditional practices, they’re denied their right to education.
The education for all campaign empowers people to raise awareness of the important of education in project communities and in return, we work with traditional and community leaders to build schools, training facilities focusing on early childhood development, secondary and other educational initiatives.

Indigenous Project:

Every country in the world has indigenous people. Indigenous people are inheritors and practitioners with unique cultures and ways of relating to people and the environment. They have retained social, cultural, economic and political characteristics that are distinct from those of the dominant societies in which they live. Despite their cultural differences, indigenous peoples from around the world share common problems related to the protection of their rights as distinct peoples.
Indigenous peoples have sought recognition of their identities, way of life and their right to traditional lands, territories and natural resources for years, yet throughout history; their rights have always been violated. Education, Housing, Agricultural rights are among rights been violated.
We at MOPGEL believe that working with the indigenous people is one of the best practices that might lead to achieving gender equality around the World, primarily Liberia. We believe traditional and other practices that indigenous people are involved with in Liberia could be transformed if MOPGEL and partners developed sustained programs to work with indigenous. This is why we’ve included the indigenous people in our projects.

Medical health Project

Women, children, youths and those with disabilities in poverty communities face severe healthcare barriers, including lack of transportation, and high out-of-pocket costs. These systemic challenges lead to chronic illnesses. Addressing these disparities requires targeted policy interventions and expanded public health resources for low-income people primarily women, children and those with challenges.
As a nonprofit organization, our Medical health project seeks to build clinics and hospitals in project community to address healthcare barriers faced by communities. While raising funds to build, we will partner with international medical health project organizations to help our project collaborate with local clinics and hospitals in project communities that are providing affordable healthcare services to low income communities in which they operate.