This October 25th, join people from every corner of the planet for vigils, teach-ins, marches and rallies to show it’s still possible to build a fair and just future. The day of action is to ignite a unified, global right to health movement and make our voices heard like never before. Our plan is to […]
APA is seeking a consultant to develop and coordinate the Unzip the Lips Campaign “No woman left behind” and develop a post-2015 roadmap for key affected women and girls (KAWG) in Asia and the Pacific through social mobilization and community participation in the second half of 2014, running from 1 August/ Sept to 31 December […]
Generation Initiative for Women and Youth Network (GIWYN) formally known as Generation Foundation is a Nigerian non-governmental organization established in 2005. GIWYN’s work is grounded in the realities of the women and young people who lack economic, social and political power.
Take Back the Tech! is a collaborative campaign to reclaim information and communication technologies (ICT) to end violence against women (VAW). The campaign calls on all ICT users – especially women and girls – to take control of technology and strategically use any ICT platform at hand (mobile phones, instant messengers, blogs, websites, digital cameras, email, podcasts and more) for activism against gender-based violence.
The Women’s Global Network for Reproductive Rights (WGNRR) expresses deep sorrow over the loss of life of the passengers and crew of flight MH17 shot down over eastern Ukraine, on Thursday, 17 July 2014. That such a senseless and horrific tragedy has also resulted in the irreplaceable loss of numbers of committed HIV/AIDS academics, healthcare […]
Alga, a member from Kyrgyzstan, is a voluntary non-governmental organisation founded by rural women in 1995. Alga focuses on 6 areas: poverty, women’s empowerment and human rights, violence against women, women’s health and decision-making.
Women’s rights and civil society organisations from over 14 African countries gathered in Kampala, Uganda to discuss priorities for Africa for the Post-2015 Development Agenda. The meeting resulted in a joint statement with demands and recommendations on the post-2015.
A number of NGOs issued a statement expressing concern about the outcome of the 26th session of the Human Rights Council when a resolution on “protection of the family” was adopted, referring to a singular form of “the family” without any reference to diversity.
