OUR CONFERENCES

GS-26 Academic Conference 2026 | Gender and Inclusion Summit

Digital Inclusion & Procurement

At the 2026 Gender and Inclusion Summit in Abuja, Nigeria, Founder Adaeze Imelda Onyekwelu presented pioneering research: "Women in the Shadow: Digital Inclusion and Gender-Responsive Procurement Among Women with Disabilities in Nigeria."

Our presentation explored how redesigning systems allows persons with disabilities to participate, contribute, and thrive in the modern economy.

Digital Access
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Procurement Participation
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Economic Opportunity
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Financial Independence

Our GS-26 Journey

Abstract Submission

Proposed research on digital barriers for women with disabilities.

Peer Selection

Research recognized for its impact on gender-responsive procurement.

Abuja Presentation

Engaging global stakeholders at the Gender and Inclusion Summit.

Special acknowledgement to the Policy Innovation Centre and the GS-26 Academic Conference Team for fostering this critical dialogue on inclusion.

Advancing Equity and Inclusion for Women and Girls in HIV Programs

Global Village Activity - Women and Girls in HIV Programs

About Our Global Village Activity

The Stellaheart of Passion Foundation is proud to present "Advancing Equity and Inclusion for Women and Girls in HIV Programs" at the International AIDS Conference 2026 Global Village.

Through four interactive experiences, we invite participants to explore lived experiences, challenge misconceptions, co-design accessible HIV services, and commit to meaningful action.

DO TAKE ACTION CONFERENCE 2025

EMPOWERING WOMEN IN THE SHADOW

Stellaheart of Passion Foundation took center stage at the Do Take Action Conference in Port Harcourt. We didn't just present research; we ignited a conversation on the intersection of technology and human rights.

"Our paper, 'Women in the Shadow', explores how Artificial Intelligence can be harnessed to dismantle systemic barriers in gender-responsive procurement reforms in Nigeria."

By highlighting the lived realities of women and girls with disabilities, we challenged changemakers to move beyond policy and toward intentional, radical inclusion.