Want to Partner with STAR-Ghana Foundation on a National Event?
STAR-Ghana Foundation invites eligible vendors and service providers to submit proposals for the provision of services for the upcoming Ghana Civil Society Forum, scheduled for 25th and 26th June 2025 in Accra.
This is your chance to collaborate on a high-impact event that brings together key civil society actors from across the country.
Submit your proposal today and be part of shaping Ghana’s civic space.
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CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS
Are you a Ghanaian social development practitioner—either in active service or retired— passionate about strengthening civil society organizations? Do you want to use your skills and experience to support organizations and communities in Ghana? If so, we invite you to join our volunteer corps and make a difference!
The Foundation is seeking dedicated volunteers to work directly with our implementing partners and target groups under the Action for Voice, Influence, and Inclusive Development (AVID) project.
Here is a document detailing eligibility among other requirements
How to apply
Interested candidates should complete the Volunteer Application Form here no later than April 16, 2025. For Inquiries: For more information or clarifications, please contact Anita Asare Awuku at
Civil Society calls on Government to implement recommendations of the constitutional review commission
The Election Community of Practice and Learning (ECoPL) has organized a high-level stakeholders’ forum on the theme: The Constitutional Review Process, where are we? The event, which was held on Wednesday 30th November 2019 at the Ghana Academy of Arts and Sciences in Accra was supported by STAR Ghana Foundation.
Speaking on behalf of the Chairperson of the Governing Council (GC) of STAR Ghana Foundation, Professor Audrey Gadzakpo – member of the GC of the Foundation and Dean of the School of Information and Communication Studies, called on the government of Ghana to adopt an aggressive approach to implementing the recommendations of the constitutional review commission. Prof. Gadzakpo called for a holistic implementation of the recommendations.
“It is important that we adopt a holistic approach to the constitutional review process. We need therefore to put the implementation of the amendments firmly into our priority agenda. We need to re-energize citizens to deepen and consolidate democratic governance. The current situation which we think partly is from outstanding issues in the constitution that we are yet to address is breeding apathy, disengagement of citizens and importantly undermining accountability while encouraging impunity and promoting corruption”.
Deputy Attorney General, Godfred Dame, on his part indicated that the Government of Ghana was working around the clock to implement the recommendations. He said:
“The Attorney General has actually… taken steps to implement some of the recommendations of the constitution review commission. I have indicated that there have been submissions from the office of the Attorney General to Parliament for the amendment of article 243 (1).”
Elections Community of Practice and Learning (ECOPL) is a coalition of highly recognized civil society organizations, media houses, the National Commission for Civic Education, National Media Commission, National Peace Council, Political Parties and activists working together to positively influence elections planning, administration and system in Ghana. ECoPL has four priority areas namely: Constitutional Reforms, peace and security, election credibility and inclusivity as well as the use of ICT tools in elections management.
ECOPL on constitutional reforms stern from STAR-Ghana’s learning vision to strengthen and encourage learning, internally in STAR-Ghana and externally amongst civil society organizations and across diverse stakeholders in Ghana; and more particularly to mobilize critical stakeholders within the governance landscape to harness and share the lessons and emerging issues in respect of the implementation of recommendations for constitutional reforms in Ghana.
Now Available: Fulbe Integration Manual! 📢
STAR-Ghana Foundation is pleased to announce the publication of the Fulbe Integration Manual, a comprehensive guide designed to foster inclusion, social cohesion, and community engagement with Fulbe populations in Ghana.
This manual provides valuable insights and practical strategies for policymakers, civil society organizations, and community leaders working to enhance integration and peaceful coexistence.
📥 Download now: FULBE INTEGRATION MANUAL
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