Founding members
The women jurists who founded the organization and signed its statutes in Kinshasa on 10 March 2020. They hold the founding responsibility for its direction and values.
Members are the people who carry this organization — its conscience, its hands, and its memory. Our statutes set out four kinds of membership, each with its own place and voice. Joining is how you say: this is my institution too.
In plain English — the rights and expectations of each. See the categories in detail →
The women jurists who founded the organization and signed its statutes in Kinshasa on 10 March 2020. They hold the founding responsibility for its direction and values.
Active, committed members who take part in the life of the organization, keep up their dues, and hold a voice and a vote in the General Assembly — our supreme decision-making body.
Members who join in support of the mission and take part in activities. A welcoming first step — and the path toward becoming an effective member over time.
People who support the organization through their standing, counsel or generosity, without taking part in day-to-day governance. Their support strengthens the whole.
A community
You belong to a circle of women and supporters who stand together for women and families.
A voice
As an effective member you have a vote in the General Assembly, which approves our reports, votes the budget and elects the committee.
A contribution
Your dues and participation directly sustain the mission — the workshops, mediations and support that reach real families.
Fill in the short form, or speak to us at any Muasi Telema session.
Choose your membership category with us, and arrange your dues.
You're welcomed into the community, and into the life of the organization.
About dues
Our statutes (Article 7) fund the organization through monthly and annual member dues, together with special gifts from members and partners. The amounts are set by the members and confirmed when you join — never more than is fair to ask. [In Build]
Tell us a little about you, and we'll guide you through the rest.