WOMEN’S ORGANIZATIONS: THE KEY TO THE PROMOTION OF WOMEN’S RIGHTS
Launch of the Feminists in Acton project in El Salvador with all partner women’s rights organizations.
FEMMES ARTISANES DE LA PAIX: PROMOTING WOMEN’S AUTONOMY IN THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO
In Uvira, Femmes Artisanes de la Paix works to defend women’s autonomy and economic power by enabling them to form VSA.
LATIN AMERICA: TAKING AN INTERSECTIONAL APPROACH TO SEXUAL AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH AND RIGHTS
During the Montevideo consensus conference, the Feminists in Action network will be defending an intersectional approach to rights.
Micro Rainbow: The Power of Local Collaboration for LGBTQI+ Rights
Micro Rainbow Cambodia promotes economic empowerment as a new path to LGBTQI+ equality.
DOMESTIC WORKERS: A WORLDWIDE FIGHT FOR DIGNITY AND RECOGNITION
Domestic workers who are mostly women in the southern countries is undervalued, underpaid and largely devalued.
16 days of activism: united to defend the right to a life free from violence
Proclaimed in 1999 by the United Nations, the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women has been celebrated since 1981 by feminist activists around the world, and particularly in Latin America. The date was chosen in memory of the Mirabal sisters, also known as the Mariposas sisters. Activists and opponents of Rafael Trujillo’s […]
Guinea: transformative dialogue to empower women and girls
Faced with inequalities, Convergence for Sustainable Development has set up a project to facilitate constructive dialogues on GBV/DSSR.
Cambodia : fostering women entrepreneurs with Lady Saving Group
In Cambodia, Féministes en Action supports LSG, a self-help group for women created to support and promote their economic independence.
CAMEROON: INTRODUCING THE CARAV’ELLES DIGITAL CENTER PROJECT BY AFRICANWITS
Discover African WITS’ Carav’Elles Digital Center project, which trains women in the use of new technologies.
Lebanon: Training women for male-dominated professions
Nusaned offers women the chance to train for “men’s” professions. Interview with Gaida Nawam, co-founder of NUSANED.