ENChild Marriage
Bonsoir, Je m'appelle ***, j'ai 16 ans et je vis dans un petit village a Agadez. Mes parents m'ont mariée alors que je n'avais que 9 ans. Pourtant, je n'ai jamais vraiment connu l'homme auquel je suis mariée. Je ne suis…
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MURIYAR TA · HER VOICE
Your voice deserves to be heard.
Muriyar Ta means “Her Voice.” A space for girls and young women to share what they have lived, felt, questioned, survived, or simply want others to understand.
You can share your story anonymously.
“Bonsoir, Je m'appelle ***, j'ai 16 ans et je vis dans un petit village a Agadez. Mes parents m'ont mariée alors que je n'avais que 9 ans. Pourtant,…”"Aujourd'hui, ma vie est liée à celle d'un homme que je ne connais pas et dont personne n'a de nouvelles depuis longtemps."Read her story WHAT IS MURIYAR TA?
This is a space created for girls and young women — primarily in Niger, and across West Africa — to speak in their own words. About education, marriage, family, identity, dreams, discrimination, and the quiet realities of growing up female.
Written for girls and young women, in the languages they live in.
No script and no perfect story. Only what you choose to say.
Every story is read by a person and handled with care and consent.
THEIR WORDS
ENChild Marriage
Bonsoir, Je m'appelle ***, j'ai 16 ans et je vis dans un petit village a Agadez. Mes parents m'ont mariée alors que je n'avais que 9 ans. Pourtant, je n'ai jamais vraiment connu l'homme auquel je suis mariée. Je ne suis…
ENChild Marriage
Je m'appelle ***. J'ai 15 ans et je viens d'obtenir mon BEPC (Brevet d'Études du Premier Cycle) ici, dans la ville de Niamey. Je suis la…
FRChild Marriage
Je m'appelle ****, j'ai 15 ans et j'habite dans un petit village de Tessaoua, dans la région de Maradi. Je suis haoussa et, dans mon…
YOUR STORY TOO
This space was built for stories like yours. You do not need to use your name. You choose what you share, and how much. There is no story too small or too ordinary.
THE JOURNEY OF A STORY
A story shared here does not end with publication. It can help another girl feel less alone — and help society understand what girls are truly experiencing.
Share an experience in your own words.
Reviewed with care and published with consent.
Stories can inform podcasts and conversations.
Recurring patterns can be examined using de-identified information.
LISTEN TO HER VOICE
Conversations with girls and young women — in their own voices, in their own languages.
Coming soon
The first episodes are being prepared. When they are published, they will appear here.
PRACTICAL SUPPORT
Information and support organized around the themes girls actually encounter — not organized around institutional categories.
ASK MURIYAR TA
A safe, anonymous space where girls and young women can ask questions, find reliable information, and explore answers to questions others have asked.
FOR PARTNERS & RESEARCHERS
Over time, recurring themes across de-identified stories can be studied together — to help researchers, organizations and decision-makers understand what girls are living, without exposing anyone.
Individual identities are never exposed. Every brief is built on aggregated patterns, not attributable accounts.
Pilot Insights Brief
A first brief will only be published once enough stories have been shared with consent. No identities. No attributable accounts. Only patterns.
You don't need to know how to start. You don't need a perfect story. You just need to feel ready.
Insights can contribute to research, programs, advocacy and policy conversations.
This is the path a story can take, always with consent. Not every story travels every step.