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Womankind goes the extra mile to support our partners in Nepal

Our Chair Julie sees Womankind’s unique support to partners in action in Nepal as we strengthen three women’s organisations though training and capacity-building.

“If you are advocating for issues about women you need to firstly to understand the difference between gender and feminism”

Babita Basnet, Director of Communication for Equality in Nepal, tells us what she thinks of Womankind’s women’s rights advocacy toolkit and how she plans to use it in the future.

Nepal: “Colour is a birth right of all women”

In Nepali culture women who are widowed must follow a strict set of rules, such as wearing dull colours or white for the rest of their lives, and are excluded from social gatherings.

Nepal: Should a women’s organisation fund projects for men?

Our Chair Julie writes about an interesting discussion with Saathi, one of our partners in Nepal, about whether a women’s organisation should fund projects for men.

FEDO helps Dalit women in Nepal to claim their names

Womankind’s Chair Julie has been travelling in Nepal with our Programme Manager, visiting our partners. First, she meets the Feminist Dalit Organisation.

Giving women the tools to make change happen

Our policy team have been hard at work on a fantastic new Women’s Rights Advocacy Toolkit which will help women’s rights activists all over the world to campaign for change.

Womankind partner WHR wins award for work with widows in Nepal

We have some good news to share on International Women’s Human Rights Defenders Day – our partner Women for Human Rights in Nepal have won an award for their work with widows.

Womankind’s Nepal partner FEDO wins Emma Humphreys Memorial Prize

Our partner Feminist Dalit Organisation have won the Emma Humphreys Memorial Prize international award for their great work tackling violence against women.

Giving widows a chance to live with dignity

“Now I give work to other widows so they don’t have to stay with violent families. I feel I have a place in the village and my son has a future.”

Women of Nepal speak out to the UN

What is CEDAW, and how are our partners in Nepal using it to hold their government to account on women’s rights?