<figure><img src="https://cdn.worldpulse.org/images/post/55841/89951/post_image_gallery/d22a10c63e710cd616b6719988302aa2/img-20190306-wa0045.jpg" alt="Project Coordinator Belinder Shoh and some young baka pygmy mothers" /><figcaption>Project Coordinator Belinder Shoh and some young baka pygmy mothers</figcaption></figure>Welisane Foundation commemorating the 34th edition of the International Women's at the heart of the equatorial forest Yokadouma with the Baka Pygmies.  Our Project Manager, Belinder Shoh was there to empower women and girls in this community.  <a href="/hashtags/welisanefoundation">#WelisaneFoundation</a>  <a href="/hashtags/iwd2019">#IWD2019</a> <a href="/hashtags/socioeconomicempowerment">#SocioEconomicEmpowerment</a> <a href="/hashtags/bakapygmies">#BakaPygmies</a>

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