In the shadows of silence, many female assault survivors grapple with an overwhelming sense of dissociation, a psychological phenomenon where individuals feel disconnected from their thoughts, feelings, and surroundings. This disconnection can manifest as a coping mechanism in the aftermath…
Reproductive health is often discussed in isolation, focusing primarily on physical aspects such as fertility, pregnancy, and gynecological health. However, the relationship between reproductive health and neural well-being is profound and deserving of greater attention. This connection becomes particularly significant…
Child marriage remains a pervasive issue in many cultures, often perpetuated by traditional beliefs and practices. To effectively combat this harmful practice, it is essential to engage all members of the community, particularly elders who hold significant influence. Cross-generational communication…
Contemporary literature has increasingly become a battleground for exploring and challenging traditional notions of gender and sexuality. Queer feminism, which intersects feminist and queer theories to critique and deconstruct established norms, has emerged as a significant force in this literary…
Cinematic adaptations of literature have long served as a powerful medium to explore complex social issues, including child marriage. This critical analysis examines how various films derived from literary sources address the theme of child marriage, highlighting their narrative techniques,…
Child marriage remains a poignant issue in many parts of the world, particularly in Nigeria, where deep-rooted cultural practices often perpetuate this harmful tradition. The practice of marrying off young girls, sometimes as young as 10, has profound implications not…
Understanding sexual assault involves recognizing the myths and realities surrounding it, as well as knowing the available resources for support and prevention. Here’s a comprehensive overview: 1. Myths and Realities a. Common Myths b. Realities 2. Resources for Support and…
Child marriage, the practice of marrying individuals under the age of 18, is a violation of human rights that affects millions of children globally, particularly young girls. While statistics, policy reports, and academic studies provide crucial information about the prevalence…
Dystopian fiction often portrays societies grappling with extreme forms of oppression, control, and surveillance. Within these bleak settings, female characters frequently emerge as symbols of resistance and agency, challenging the oppressive systems that seek to subjugate them. This genre provides…