Established in 2005, with core funding from the World Bank as the first gender centre in a tertiary institution in Ghana, the Centre for Gender Studies and Advocacy (CEGENSA) has the overarching goal of ensuring that gender equity is enshrined in various aspects of the institutional culture of the University of Ghana, the Ghanaian society and Africa, through quality research, teaching , and learning, mentoring, advocacy and extension work.

The Centre works with a pool of highly qualified multidisciplinary, gender experts and gender enthusiasts known as affiliates.

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