Don’t hesitate to seek help: Germany-wide women’s refuge search
In order to make the site more inclusive and barrier-free, the website has been translated into six other languages: English, … Read more
Youth Voices on Civil Courage II
“There was a woman lying on the grass outside of my house this morning. I was so in a hurry … Read more
Youth Voices on Civil Courage I
‘Civil courage is a type of courage, in which a person acts bravely to intervene or take a stand in a … Read more
Opinion piece: Intersectional response mechanisms to armed conflict
Acting beyond binaries Today, there are over thirty armed conflicts worldwide.[i] The number has doubled since the last decade.[ii] In … 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 … 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 … 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 … 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 … 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 … Read more
Terni, Italy: Ordinance inflicting barriers on women’s self-expression
Eye does not see, heart does not grieve (Italian proverb) In Terni, Umbria (Central Italy), the Mayor Leonardo Latini has … Read more
