I Speak 4 Myself Volume I
As feminists, our biggest challenge is and has always been the gender norms enforced by religion, cultural traditions,
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Feminists from DRC Take a Deep Dive in the Digital Space
The rising influence of technology, and its important role in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) cannot be
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Meriem “How it is”
Meriem thought about this man throughout her life. She thought about him every time she danced to make
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Meriem “How it Could be”
When Meriem was 9 years old, she met her neighbor’s family friend for the first and only time.
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The Lilongwe Declaration: Africa CSW67 Disrupt
We, the delegates of the Africa CSW67 meeting physically and virtually comprising of more than 200 distinguished delegates
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Women Voice Out Concerns in AFCFTA Ahead of AU Summit
Press Release Addis Ababa, Ethiopia February 14, 2023: Elimination of non-tariff barriers, insecurity in fragile states and unprecedented
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Women hope free trade pact will spur Governments to End Sexual and Gender Based Violence
Press release Addis Ababa, Ethiopia February 13, 2023: Sexual gender-based violence, harassment and discrimination on the basis of
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African Women & Youth Speak up at the AU Pre-Summit on Free Trade Cross Border Pact
Press Release Addis Ababa, Ethiopia February 12, 2023: African women and girls in all their diversities gather in
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African Women Must Lead in Political Spaces
In the arena of political participation, African women in all their diversities are often perceived as “mere” voters
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Reclaiming a Transformative Agenda for Gender
A new year and a fresh start for the African Women’s Development and Communications Network (FEMNET) and the
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African Women in Solidarity with Women Leaders in DRC
The ongoing armed conflict in Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has led to deaths and massive displacements in
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African Women in Action at COP27
African women in all their diversities have been at the forefront of resistance to injustice. Their voices were
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