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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.

Turn words into action: what the UK Government should do for women in conflict

Policy Manager Lee Webster digs through the jargon to discover what the government’s new National Action Plan means for women living in conflict.

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.

Happy Mother’s Day to mothers around the world

Many of the women we support are mothers. For Mother’s Day Ellen Stuart reflects on the ways her own mother has encouraged her to speak up for herself and other women.

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.

Walking the walk

Women’s rights organisations should walk the walk as well as talk the talk: balancing family responsibilities with the need to generate income is an issue that links women all over the world.

Big Give Tuesday – Tayech meets some inspiring women

Today Siiqqee project worker Tayech is meeting with a self help group she has set up with women in Woliso. Find out how you can make double the difference to her work.

Afghan Women’s Declaration

The Afghan Women’s Declaration to the International Conference on Afghanistan in Bonn calls on the Afghan government to protect women’s rights.

Video: Tackling violence, HIV and political exclusion in Ghana

For an invaluable insight into the life-changing work being carried out by our partners in Ghana, watch these two short films recorded at our recent event.

United we stand… Women politicians in Zimbabwe

“We can’t let the men see any areas of weakness. They will use those as an excuse to throw out all of our recommendations. We must have a united front.”