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FAUSA Addresses Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault

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Each year, FAUSA selects a Banner Project to which the organization gives a $2000 grant and support throughout the FAUSA year. For 2018-2019, FAUSA members chose Direct Service to Victims of Sexual Assault Abroad, a project of Pathways to Safety International, formerly Americans Overseas Domestic Violence Crisis Center (AODVC), which is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year. 
 
Pathways was founded by...
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FAWCO/FAUSA Members Celebrate International Women's Day

For many years, the Human Rights Team has encouraged FAWCO/FAUSA members and groups to participate in activities to celebrate International Women's Day. This year, numerous  individuals and groups planned and/or participated in IWD activities. Congratulations to everyone for taking the time to honor women around the world.

 Amsterdam IWDBalance photo AmsterdamA dozen AWC Amsterdam  members and their daughters gathered on International Womens Day...

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Visionary Women Celebrate National Women’s History Month

On Thursday February 28, the AWC Hamburg celebrated National Women’s History Month with a lively panel discussion at the America Center Hamburg. The event was 53614396 1993538810955952 2364097222607372288 oco-organized by the club, the America Center and the US Consulate General Hamburg, and was organized to reflect this year’s theme, Visionary Women: Champions of Peace and Nonviolence. AWC President Carol Strametz introduced the event,

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March—A Great Time to Celebrate Women’s History and Gender Equity

March 8—International Women’s Day

The Human Rights Team has historically encouraged FAWCO and FAUSA members to participate in Join Me on the Bridge to celebrate International Women’s Day.  Women for Women International initiated the event after women in their programs in Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo met on a bridge joining the two countries in a plea for an end to the war...

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FAWCO Clubs Participate in One Billion Rising

 

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One Billion Rising is the biggest mass action to end violence against women in human history.  This campaign started in 2012 and occurs annually on Valentine's Day.  Many activities are planned, including flash mobs, and again this year, the American Women's Club of The Hague participated.  Melissa Ryder had a rehearsal at the clubhouse for members to learn the...

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Summary of 16 Days Facebook Posts

The Human Rights Team is continuing our focus on gender-based violence (GBV) in the workplace in connection with the 16 Days Campaign. The Team’s emphasis for the Campaign revolves around an attempt to address the roots of GBV, in the workplace or otherwise, including the effect of gender expectations. As a reminder, we are recommending that groups and individuals view...

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