GRASAG seeks partnership with Gender Ministry to promote inclusion and support graduate students

"GRASAG is committed to collaborating with the Ministry through research and advocacy to support its programmes, raise awareness of the Affirmative Action Act and contribute to efforts aimed at improving the lives of vulnerable groups," Mr Class-Peters said.

Presenting the purpose of the meeting, Mr Class-Peters said GRASAG was eager to work closely with the Ministry on research and public education, particularly to create greater awareness of the Affirmative Action (Gender Equity) Act, 2024 (Act 1121).

The meeting concluded with both the Ministry and GRASAG reaffirming their commitment to strengthening collaboration and advancing initiatives that promote inclusion, protect vulnerable persons and improve the welfare of all Ghanaians.