Pan-Africanism & the Women's Movement – AWJ Issue VI
Pan-Africanism & the Women’s Movement In this sixth issue, we continue to keep the African Women’s Decade Alive
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Ending Violence – AWJ Issue V
Women and Men Speaking Out and Acting on Ending Gender-Based Violence in Africa In this fifth issue (July-December
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Promoting Economic Empowerment of Women and Entrepreneurship as a Pathway for Fighting Poverty in Africa How have African women benefited from the
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Promoting Equal Opportunities for Women’s Access to Education and Training in Africa. “Education is the most powerful weapon
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Unpacking Women’s Specific Needs & Health Challenges in Africa during the African Women’s Decade (2010-2020) In this issue,
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A Call for Action, Action and More Action The African Women’s Journal (December 2010) is first of its
Learn MoreAn Appeal to African Leaders: Support Gender Equality in the Sustainable Development Goals Without Reservations
24th September 2015 For Immediate Release On the eve of the adoption of the landmark Post-2015 Development Agenda
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12th August 2015 For Immediate Release African women join other women’s rights activists in applauding the new “2030
Learn MoreStop the Bleeding – Launch of Africa Campaign to Curb Illicit Financial Flows
Monday, 03 August 2015 LAUNCH OF THE ”STOP THE BLEEDING” AFRICA CAMPAIGN PRESS RELEASE (NAIROBI, KENYA): Africa loses massive financial
Learn MoreOpen letter to African Union on resurgence of xenophobic violence in South Africa
10 June 2015 To HE Dr. Nkosazana Dlamini Zuma Chairperson of the African Union RE: Open letter to the
Learn MoreOpen Letter to President Muhammadu Buhari to #BringBackOurGirls
Dear President Muhammadu Buhari, As feminist, women and girls’ rights, gender and social justice institutions and organizations, we
Learn MoreFEMNET Urges the Newly Elected President in Nigeria to Prioritize and #BringBackOurGirls
Today, 14th April 2015, sadly marks exactly one year since over 200 innocent girls were abducted in their school
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