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Leading Change

Empowering women leaders to transform communities with purpose and integrity

Women Solidarity Initiative Uganda

WSI Uganda builds leaders and organizations that inspire change and uphold women's rights across communities.

A group of diverse Ugandan women standing together, smiling confidently in a community setting.
A group of diverse Ugandan women standing together, smiling confidently in a community setting.
Our Mission
Our Impact

We empower individuals to lead with integrity and help institutions thrive, fostering lasting transformation.

Our Work

Empowering women leaders across Uganda.

A group of Ugandan women engaged in a lively leadership workshop.
A group of Ugandan women engaged in a lively leadership workshop.
Leadership

Building strong, purposeful leaders.

Women advocating for employment rights in a community meeting.
Women advocating for employment rights in a community meeting.
Advocacy

Championing women’s workplace rights.

Team collaborating on organizational strategies in an office setting.
Team collaborating on organizational strategies in an office setting.
A researcher taking notes during a community learning session.
A researcher taking notes during a community learning session.
Strategy

Strengthening organizations’ foundations.

Research

Innovating through community insights.

Our Services

Empowering women through leadership, advocacy, and growth.

Leadership
A group of diverse Ugandan women engaged in a leadership workshop, smiling and collaborating.
A group of diverse Ugandan women engaged in a leadership workshop, smiling and collaborating.

Building confident leaders who inspire change and integrity.

Women advocating for employment rights, holding signs and speaking passionately at a community event.
Women advocating for employment rights, holding signs and speaking passionately at a community event.
A team meeting focused on organizational strategy with charts and notes on a whiteboard.
A team meeting focused on organizational strategy with charts and notes on a whiteboard.
Advocacy

Championing fair employment rights for women across Uganda.

Strengthening organizations with strategic planning and compliance.

Development

FAQs

What is WSI?

WSI Uganda is a social enterprise focused on women’s leadership and organizational growth.

Who can join WSI?

Women leaders, organizations, and advocates interested in career and leadership development.

What services does WSI offer?

We provide leadership training, advocacy for women’s employment rights, legal advisory, and organizational strategy support.

How does WSI support advocacy?

By promoting women’s employment rights through campaigns and policy engagement.

Where is WSI based?

WSI operates primarily in Uganda, focusing on local community transformation.

How can I get involved with WSI?

You can join our programs, volunteer, or partner with us to support women’s leadership and rights.

Together

A group of Ugandan women smiling and holding hands in a circle during a leadership workshop.
A group of Ugandan women smiling and holding hands in a circle during a leadership workshop.
Women participating actively in a career development seminar, taking notes and sharing ideas.
Women participating actively in a career development seminar, taking notes and sharing ideas.
A community meeting where women discuss employment rights with a facilitator.
A community meeting where women discuss employment rights with a facilitator.
Women leaders collaborating on organizational strategy around a table with charts and laptops.
Women leaders collaborating on organizational strategy around a table with charts and laptops.
A legal advisor explaining compliance guidelines to a group of attentive women entrepreneurs.
A legal advisor explaining compliance guidelines to a group of attentive women entrepreneurs.
A vibrant workshop scene where women engage in research and innovation activities.
A vibrant workshop scene where women engage in research and innovation activities.

Snapshots of our journey empowering women in Uganda