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Who We Are

Femina HIP is a multimedia platform and a civil society initiative working with youth, communities and strategic partners across Tanzania. Since 1999, our aim has been to promote healthy lifestyles, sexual health, HIV/AIDS prevention, gender equality and citizen engagement. We are now also developing our agenda around entrepreneurship, financial literacy and livelihoods. 

 

What We Do

Femina HIP educates and entertains young people in Tanzania and gives them VOICE to speak up and share experiences. Some of our media products are: Fema and Si Mchezo! magazines and Fema TV Talk Show. We also produce various booklets about life skills and we collaborate with partners on the production of the radio show Pilika Pilika and chezasalama.com 

Where We Go

Femina HIP's work reaches across Tanzania. 180,000 copies of each issue of Fema and 175,000 copies of each issue of Si Mchezo! are distributed throughout the country. Fema TV Talk Show and Pilika Pilika are aired nationwide. An estimated 10 million people per year engage with our media platform.

We also do community mobilisation. Our outreach agenda takes us all over the country to engage communities in dialogue, conduct research and carry out editorial collection.

Learn about Ruka Juu

Click here for the Ruka Juu na Fema TV Talk Show website.

Watch A Video

Click here to watch a video clip about Femina HIP.

How To Partner With Us

Click here to read about Femina HIP’s partnership agenda.

  • Chezasalama
  • One Love
  • Ruka Juu

Femina Holds Symposium on Youth and The Constitution

Thursday, 01.03.2012

Guests include MP January Makamba, MP Zitto Kabwe, MP Pindi Chana, Ilala Mayor Jerry Silaa, youth.

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Talk Show Sparks SMS Response

Friday, 17.02.2012

Viewers send reflections on Dada Bahati’s Question of the Week on Fema TV Talk Show.

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Fema and The Girl Effect

Thursday, 09.02.2012

Top-scoring secondary school student graces the cover of Fema.

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A voice on HIV in relationships
I would like to advise those who chase away their partners after being infected by HIV, because life is helping each other. ENERIETA LEONCE. BUKOBA.
A request from Handeni
I congratulate you so much for the good work that you are doing to educate and entertain the society, but I would like you to visit us also in Handeni District, Msima Secondary.
From an out-of-school youth
Why is it when you talk about starting FEMA CLUBS you only talk about secondary school students? What about youth from the streets, don’t they need to start clubs? Ahazi Asoni from Ifwenken.