Monthly Archives: September 2011

With less than four years before we hit the 2015 deadline for the Millennium Development Goals we ask what comes next for women.

Womankind trustee Kate Rutherford visits a mobile legal aid clinic held by the Zimbabwe Women’s Lawyer’s Association.

After more reports of violence in Afghanistan we ask where will women’s rights stand in the peace process when the process itself is so fragile?

Love, happiness, freedom… Programme Manager Cintia finds out what peace means to women in Zimbabwe.

Three of Womankind’s partners in Peru have been working on a Big Lottery funded project pioneering new approaches to violence against women and health.

An unprecedented number of women have been voted into top executive positions within Ghana’s main socialist party.

We hear from Marina Mendoza, upon being nominated as one of the world’s 100 Unseen and Powerful Women.

Across the country, children are going back to school this month. But do we take this opportunity for granted?

Later this week I’m running a workshop about communications and new media with our partners in Peru.

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