I had the honor of listening to the work of four different organizations on how they are not only empowering females, but also males.
Nayana Chowdhury (Breakthrough India), Shrinivas Rao (Azad Foundation), Samitha Sugathimala (Foundation for Innovative Social Development and MenEngage Alliance), Wessel van den Berg PhD (Equimundo Center for Masculinities and Social Justice), and...
“...[C]an’t even go outside to walk for exercise by themselves.” “Stoned to death for a ‘mistake’ they (the Taliban) thought was egregious.”
Yesterday I had the honor of meeting Shahla Farid, a former professor at the University of Kabul, and her two daughters. We didn’t have time for Ms. Farid to tell me much about her life.
Posted by Amanda Lane: “Attending #CSW68 with Ruba Hattar, MSc. was an excellent experience that has us thinking of more ways Collateral Repair Project can support women this year. Namely, increasing daycare for parents in our community is becoming a top priority for us as a result...
This year was the largest CSW ever, and it is now the largest women’s international conference by far and the second largest gathering of people at the UN next to the annual UN General Assembly. This year two heads of state, three vice presidents, over 100 ministers and 4,800 representatives of...
May Sabe Phyu of the Women’s Advocacy Coalition Myanmar (WAC-M) was staffing a table in the hall of the Armenian Church Center (site of the CSW68 parallel events). She was alone, and it gave us the opportunity to speak about the situation on the ground in Myanmar and for me to learn some facts about...