Women's Rights
Promoting gender equality and women's rights as fundamental to achieving social justice and ending poverty.
The Challenge
Women and girls face discrimination and violence in all societies. They are denied equal access to education, healthcare, economic opportunities, and political participation.
Gender inequality is both a cause and consequence of poverty. Achieving gender equality is essential for creating a just and equitable world.
Key Statistics
- •1 in 3 women experience violence
- •Women earn 23% less than men globally
- •Only 25% of parliamentarians are women
- •130 million girls are out of school
Supporting women's economic empowerment through fair wages, land rights, and access to resources.
Working to eliminate all forms of violence against women and girls in all contexts.
Strengthening women's participation in political processes and decision-making structures.
Ensuring girls and women have equal access to quality education and healthcare services.
Feminist Leadership Approach
Power Analysis
Understanding and challenging the root causes of gender inequality and power imbalances.
Collective Action
Building solidarity and collective power among women and marginalized communities.
Intersectionality
Recognizing how gender intersects with other forms of discrimination and oppression.
Women Leading Change
Women farmers successfully campaigned for equal land rights, securing legal recognition and economic empowerment for thousands of families.
Supporting women candidates and activists to increase women's representation in local and national government.