49 days of war
By the time this article is published, the war in Ukraine has been ongoing for 49 days. 49 days of unfathomable violence. Since the outbreak … Read more
42 days of war
By the time this article is published, the war in Ukraine has been ongoing for six weeks. This marks 42 days of unfathomable violence. Since … Read more
Women’s bodies during wartime, but not only
Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in this article are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or opinion / … Read more
Young Women Act: Towards Climate Justice and Women´s Rights
In light of International Women’s Day, the WAVE Youth Ambassadors have organised an event that ties in with this year’s global theme: recognising the role of … Read more
Black History Month: Tarana Burke
As February comes to a close, we would like to end this Black History Month with an inspiring woman we think everyone should know about. … Read more
Black History Month: 5 Black Women Writers You Should Know
Maya Angelou is an incredibly talented woman in many different creative disciplines; a poet, writer, civil rights activist, Hollywood’s first female black director, composer, singer, … Read more
Black History Month: Beverly Mtui
In light of Black History Month, our Communications Coordinator Beverly Mtui has shared some of her knowledge and experiences with us concerning her activism. Alongside … Read more
Inspiring Thursday: Olivette Otele
The Guardian referred to her as the “quintessential African European.” She is the first female black history professor in the UK, as she teaches the … Read more
Holocaust Memorial Day: remembering survivors of sexual violence
Today, January 27th, marks the International Day of Commemoration in Memory of the Victims of the Holocaust, proclaimed by the United Nations General Assembly in … Read more
Inspiring Thursday: Azhar Giniyat and Women from Kazakhstan
At the beginning of 2022, the sudden rise of gas prices sparked the biggest protest that independent Kazakhstan has ever experienced. After the demands to … Read more
