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Kahnawake students walk out to protest Montreal sewage dump
on 12th November, by NellyThe students of the Kahnawake Survival School walked out of class to protest the City of…
How A Brazilian Graffiti Artist Is Empowering Women Around The World
on 12th November, by NellyPanmela Castro is speaking out through her art to combat Brazil’s high rates of violence against…
Two Girls, Same Destiny: Rukhshana and Farkhunda
on 12th November, by NellyIt has not even been a year since 27-year-old Farkhunda was accused of burning the holy…
Afghanistan’s first female conductor
on 12th November, by NellyFor many years, the Taliban banned music and the education of girls in Afghanistan – and…
“From impunity to justice” research site explores the fight to end tech-related VAW
on 10th November, by NellyOn 9 November, 2015, the Association for Progressive Communications released a new mini-site (http://www.genderit.org/onlinevaw ) for the“From impunity to…
A DIY Guide to Feminist Cybersecurity
on 4th November, by NellyThe internet is a crucial environment for our lives. Friendships, relationships, work, activism, commerce, and so…
Aya Chebbi: Redefining Feminist Narratives in Tunisia
on 23rd October, by NellyAya Chebbi is an award winning Pan-African feminist activist and blogger. In recognition of her achievements,…
#FeesMustFall Student protests force us to look in the mirror
on 22nd October, by NellyPhoto credit: Imraan Christian In the past few days, students at the University of Witswatersrand…
Yafa and Suha Jarrar Speak on the Injustice that Prevails: The Palestinian Occupation and the Gender Dynamics of the Struggle
on 22nd October, by NellyKhalida Jarrar is a member of the Palestinian Legislative Council, a leader in the Popular Front…
Apply for the DAWN training institute
on 29th September, by NellyThe DAWN Training Institute, a two and a half week intensive training programme for young feminist activists and…
From National to Global Agenda and Why We Should Be There at All Levels
on 26th September, by NellyI first heard about Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) at the age of 19. To be honest,…
When a Small Bunch of Young Women Envision Peace
on 25th September, by NellyWe are a small bunch. We are a group of young women from Bosnia and Herzegovina.…
My World: creating gender equality awareness, one volunteer at a time.
on 24th September, by NellyThe Red Elephant Foundation (REF) is an initiative built on the foundations of story-telling towards civilian…
“Rallying People’s Support for Gender Equality in the Post-2015 Development Agenda”
on 24th September, by NellyI’m Sugandha Singh Parmar, I’m currently completing a Master’s in Women’s Studies. I volunteered with the…
What young feminist advocates have to say about the Sustainable Development Goals!
on 23rd September, by NellyOn the 25th of September 2015, the United Nations General Assembly will adopt the Sustainable Development…
Call for Action: September 28 Global Day of Action for Access to Safe and Legal Abortion
on 22nd September, by NellyJoin us and #BustTheMyths Fight #AbortionStigma & Discrimination! This September 28, the Global Day of Action…