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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.

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.

Sharing new ideas and challenges with our Ethiopian partners

We ran a two-day fundraising and marketing workshop in Addis Ababa for Womankind’s four partner organisations in Ethiopia: AWSAD, ICEDA, KMG and Siiqqee.

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The global women’s movement is a powerful force for change. Join our virtual march around the world for International Women’s Day to show that together we are a force to be reckoned with.

Women’s empowerment requires fundamental shifts in social power relations

Donor policies pushing ‘empowerment lite’ fail to bring real and sustained change for women. For real change donors must support women’s rights organisations and activists.

Passion and challenge in Sierra Leone

Our trustee Chris Taylor was able to visit our new projects in Sierra Leone thanks to a gift from a former trustee. Here’s the first of her blog posts about the trip.

What makes Womankind different from other funders?

In a meeting with our Peruvian partners in Lima we asked them “what makes Womankind different from other funders?”

“I was so glad of how interested people were of what is happening in Ghana”

Mahmood from our Ghana partner Amasachina reflects on his time in the UK raising awareness of Amasachina’s work to reduce women’s susceptibility to HIV.

Challenges and opportunities – tackling violence against women in Peru

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.

Arriving in Lima

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