WOMANKIND has helped millions of women and their families, in 71 countries, but there's a long way to go: 70% of the world's poorest people are women and girls; one in three women is beaten, coerced into sex or otherwise abused; and women account for just 17% of all parliamentarians worldwide.
Put women at the heart of politics
UK politicians must keep women at the heart of their election policies. Join WOMANKIND’s ‘Speaking out for women’ campaign.
Baroness Kinnock to lead efforts tackling violence against women worldwide
WOMANKIND welcomes the UK government’s appointment, announced on International Women’s Day.
Targeting teenage abuse
WOMANKIND welcomes Home Office campaign on Teenage Relationship Abuse.
The adverts send a strong message to 13 to 18 year olds, highlighting the signs and consequences of abuse, and challenging them to stop abusive behaviour or seek help.
Flirting ... or hurting?
Sexual bullying in school can and must be stopped. WOMANKIND shows how.
Spring 2010 newsletter
In the latest issue, we meet Barbi — the Peruvian cartoon feminist; we describe the new lease of life being enjoyed by the Ethiopian women potters WOMANKIND supports; and explore work being done in Nepal, Zimbabwe and in pre-election Britain.
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WOMANKIND BLOGS
A few good women ...
Albania now has twice as many women MPs. Our blogger accentuates the positive
Celebrating 'uncut' girls in Ethiopia
WOMANKIND’s Rebecca Swenson thought watching Man Utd was the ultimate crowd experience — until she joined the ‘uncut’ girl celebrations in Ethiopia.
Self help, support & solidarity in Ethiopia
WOMANKIND’s partner provides women in Woliso with solid support and training. Can they also change attitudes?
Zimbabwe's bumpy ride
Susana Klien blogs about constitutional change — and Ellen’s educational odyssey.
Work for WOMANKIND
WOMANKIND Worldwide is seeking to engage a consultant to evaluate a project in Zimbabwe.
We are also looking for
Motivational speaking
What makes WOMANKIND’s Director tick? Sue Turrell tells the Development Sector about the personal and the political.
Clever campaigning
See our practical guidelines for running campaigns to end violence against women.
Fundraising Pack
Our fundraising pack is full of great ideas and advice on how to raise money for WOMANKIND. Download it here.
Last updated 10 March 2010
