My name is Rahma Mire and I am the daughter of a single mother and a believer in the power of community. Growing up I saw how much weight one woman could carry on her shoulders and how little support she received in return. That experience didn’t just shape me but it became the reason I’ve dedicated myself to standing with those who are marginalized, overlooked, or silenced. My why is simple: I want every girl to feel seen, safe, and supported. Because when you invest in girls, you don’t just change one life. You transform families. You change nations. You uproot generations of inequity. The future of our communities depends on how boldly we choose to uplift our daughters today. Project Hooyo is how we honor a mother’s strength, fight against inequities, and create the kind of space I once needed myself. This is more than a project. It is a movement to reimagine what’s possible when we put girls first. It’s about building futures for girls.