Climate Storytellers Unite in Ghana: Amplifying Africa’s Voice
Across 13 African nations, a chorus is rising. In Accra, Ghana, 17 journalists gathered, not to sing, but
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CSW New York – March 2024 eBulletin
We are delighted to present our latest e-bulletin for March, thoughtfully prepared to ensure you are well informed
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CSW68 African Women and Girls’ Demands
During the 3rd Africa Disrupt[1] convened by the African Women’s Development and Communication (FEMNET) and NGO-CSW Africa members[2] in Yaoundé, Cameroon, from
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African Girls and Young Women Demand Action on International Women’s Day
This International Women’s Day, a roar echoes across the halls African Union headquarters in Addis Ababa. It’s not
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Africa Disrupt CSW 68: Reclaiming our dignity – February 2024 eBulletin
We are delighted to present our latest E-Bulletin for February, thoughtfully prepared to ensure you are well informed
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African Feminists Make Waves at UNEA6
The United Nations Environment Assembly (UNEA) is often a scene of power suits and diplomatic jargon. But this
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CSW68 is here with us! As we physically and virtually join feminists, activists, advocates, and movement leaders at
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African Climate Justice Activists Tell AU: “We Demand Action!”
A fiery statement from the African Movement of Movements Space echoed through the halls of the African Union,
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From Addis to Action: GIMAC Ignites a Feminist Future
Across the vibrant buzz of education sweeping across the African Union space in Addis, a revolution stirs –
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Sawubona Sisters: Rise Up and Redefine Power!
A clarion call echoed across the Pan African Pre-Sawubona leadership meeting in Addis Ababa, igniting a renewed flame
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African Activists Spark Hope for Climate Action in Ethiopia
Beneath the warm Ethiopian sun, a vibrant tapestry of minds and hearts gathered for the 2024 ACCJ Global
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Safeguarding Policy
Safeguarding is FEMNET’s responsibility to ensure that our staff, operations, and programmes do not put children, women and
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