Partner
Muriyar Ta grows through collaboration. If your work advances the safety, education, or voice of girls and young women in Niger and across West Africa, there is a place for you here.
Why partner
Lasting change is never the work of a single organization. Ending child marriage, expanding access to education, and confronting gender-based violence require coalitions — of survivors, communities, researchers, educators, and institutions that can act at scale.
Partnership is how we turn stories into policy, awareness into action, and isolated efforts into shared momentum. We work with partners who bring rigor, care, and a commitment to centering the voices of the people most affected.
Audiences
We welcome collaboration with a wide range of organizations and individuals.
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Local, national, and international organizations working on gender equality, education, and child protection.
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Academics and independent researchers studying storytelling, gender, education, and public health in West Africa.
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Schools, universities, and training programs integrating survivor-centered storytelling into curricula and outreach.
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Foundations, philanthropists, and grant-makers investing in gender equality and youth empowerment.
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Journalists, podcasters, and outlets committed to responsible reporting on sensitive issues.
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Translators, editors, designers, and community members lending time and skills to the mission.
Collaboration
Every partnership is shaped by what each side brings. These are the areas where we most often work together.
Reaching girls and young women where they live, learn, and gather.
Joint studies, data sharing under strict ethical safeguards, and evidence generation.
Co-produced episodes, guest interviews, and cross-promotion with aligned shows.
In-person and online sessions on storytelling, digital safety, and advocacy.
Joint campaigns amplifying survivor voices in policy and public dialogue.
Guides, toolkits, and educational materials produced collaboratively.
Making our platform and content accessible in Hausa, Zarma, French, and beyond.
Applying jointly for funding that supports shared projects and long-term impact.
Get in touch
If any of this speaks to your work, we'd love to hear from you. Send us a message and we'll take it from there.