Advocating for indigenous women in Guatemala
Indigenous Women’s Watch works to ensure that indigenous women actively participate in leading their communities to recognize and reduce violence.
Indigenous Women’s Watch works to ensure that indigenous women actively participate in leading their communities to recognize and reduce violence.
It is critical that women’s voices and needs are reflected in this new global development framework.
Support Le Zbor lesbian feminist choir challenge homophobic and sexist stereotypes in Croatia.
Women's human rights defenders in Mesoamerica are increasingly in danger and need networks and resources to stay safe.
Women’s voices and perspectives are scarcely heard in decision-making spaces, even within their communities.
Equip teachers in Northern Cyprus with the skills to support teenage girls to stand up against discrimination and violence.
Arab women who have migrated to Europe often must cope with isolation due to cultural divides that prevent Arabs and Westerners from connecting.
In Kyrgyzstan, 80 percent of women living with HIV/AIDS are intravenous drug-users, denied medical and social assistance because of stigma.
Support feminist activists and Islamic feminists collaborated to target patriarchy in the aftermath of the Arab uprisings.
Help launch a viral campaign to educate citizens in Argentina on the reality of sex trafficking in their nation.