A New Tribe in Fort Bend for Equality and Justice for Women.
Empowering Women Through Connection and Support
Please support us by joining us as we grow our Fort Bend tribe in this initial phase.
My Commitment to Advocacy
After enduring a challenging experience with the Fort Bend Legal System, I have emerged with a renewed sense of purpose.
I am determined to use my story and the lessons I’ve learned to advocate for women who, like me, have faced the heart-wrenching challenges of corruption, fraud and obstacles in pursuing favorable outcomes in their situation.
Throughout my journey, I have encountered many women who have shared their own stories of Betrayal, Manipulation, Abuse, and Domestic Violence. They narrated stories where their voices were muted from a lack of funds and resources, from Politics in the System, from a Lack of Knowledge or from a Lack of Support.
Their resilience and courage have inspired me to take action. I believe that every woman deserves to live free from fear, to be supported in seeking justice, and to find a platform where their voices can be heard.
About Her Tribe
Our Philosophy
At Her Tribe, we believe that everyone deserves access to quality community support services. We approach each client with compassion, respect, and empathy, and strive to create a safe and welcoming environment for all.
Our Mission
At Her Tribe, our mission is to provide community support services to those in need. We strive to create a safe and welcoming environment for everyone.
Our Philosophy
Our Philosophy
At Her Tribe, we believe that everyone deserves access to quality community support services. We approach each client with compassion, respect, and empathy, and strive to create a safe and welcoming environment for all.
Become our Partner in Change
About Her Tribe
Our Mission
At Her Tribe, our mission is to provide community support services to those in need. We strive to create a safe and welcoming environment for everyone.
Our Philosophy: THEORY OF CHANGE
THEORY OF CHANGE
If gender-based violence prevention and response is integrated across U.S. government international programs, policies, and diplomatic engagements; is focused on empowering and respecting all survivors, including those from marginalized populations; and increases accountability to survivors’ needs, then gender-based violence will decrease, thereby increasing security, stability, and well-being for individuals, families, and communities worldwide.
The successful implementation of this theory of change must be done in partnership with survivors, survivor-centered organizations, civil society, faith leaders and institutions, local and national governments, the private sector, academic institutions, bilateral partners, and multilateral partners. At the core of this theory of change is the understanding that our work to prevent and respond to gender-based violence must strive to be sustainable, holistic, and evidence-informed. The success of this strategy must be undergirded by respectful partnerships; address socioeconomic and political systems that ignore, perpetuate, or enable gender-based violence; and will depend on the successful implementation of our guiding principles and each pillar of this strategy.
Locally Led
Locally Led: We will advance partnerships with other governments, multilateral organizations, civil society, and the private sector to collectively work toward a world free from gender-based violence. Our partnership approach acknowledges that gender-based violence is an issue that every country in the world faces, including our own, and that local individuals and communities who dedicate their careers and lives to preventing and responding to gender-based violence, including survivors, are the experts on how to prevent and respond to it in their own communities. We will seek to build partnerships with local partners, individuals, and communities, including faith communities, and enable them to take the lead as experts in gender-based violence prevention and response-related efforts in their countries and communities by providing them with resources and tools. We will work with local partners as a means of ensuring individuals, survivors, families, schools, communities, and national-level governments are all involved in and accountable for gender-based violence prevention and response, including by increasing political will, resource allocation, and prioritization. Advancing partnerships is key to the sustainability of our approach, enhances the efficacy of our work, and embodies our democratic ideals.
Locally Led
Locally Led: We will advance partnerships with other governments, multilateral organizations, civil society, and the private sector to collectively work toward a world free from gender-based violence. Our partnership approach acknowledges that gender-based violence is an issue that every country in the world faces, including our own, and that local individuals and communities who dedicate their careers and lives to preventing and responding to gender-based violence, including survivors, are the experts on how to prevent and respond to it in their own communities. We will seek to build partnerships with local partners, individuals, and communities, including faith communities, and enable them to take the lead as experts in gender-based violence prevention and response-related efforts in their countries and communities by providing them with resources and tools. We will work with local partners as a means of ensuring individuals, survivors, families, schools, communities, and national-level governments are all involved in and accountable for gender-based violence prevention and response, including by increasing political will, resource allocation, and prioritization. Advancing partnerships is key to the sustainability of our approach, enhances the efficacy of our work, and embodies our democratic ideals.
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