Gender & Development: Information and Communication Technology (ICTs)
In July 2018 , the international journal Gender & Development will e xamine the theme of information and communication technology (ICTs), through the lens of gender equality and women’s right
G&D is a unique journal, producing content on three themes each year – in March, July and November - to inform and influence development policymakers, practitioners and researchers about placing women’s rights and gender equality at the centre of their work.
Call for submissions: What does feminist transformational change look like?
Deadline: 30 September 2017
A year on from the 13th AWID International Forum, this call for submissions, in partnership with OpenDemocracy 50.50, invites first-person reflections and video, photos or artwork that explore the theme of feminist movements and what transformational change looks like.
Call for submissions: What does feminist transformational change look like?
Deadline: 30 September 2017
A year on from the 13th AWID International Forum, this call for submissions, in partnership with OpenDemocracy 50.50, invites first-person reflections and video, photos or artwork that explore the theme of feminist movements and what transformational change looks like.
Call for submissions: What does feminist transformational change look like?
Deadline: 30 September 2017
A year on from the 13th AWID International Forum, this call for submissions, in partnership with OpenDemocracy 50.50, invites first-person reflections and video, photos or artwork that explore the theme of feminist movements and what transformational change looks like.
Gender and Media Connect is inviting entries from journalists in Zimbabwe working around print, broadcast, graphics and images (photojournalists and Cartoonists) for our inaugural 2017 "Gender and Media Awards". These awards will recognise both individuals and media houses that have worked towards improving gender equality and equity IN and THROUGH the media in Zimbabwe.
Support Justice Njoki Ndungu’s call to Judges to clarify abortion law in Kenya
TICAH, Trust for Indigenous Culture and Health, in Nairobi is kindly requesting signatures on their petition to call on Supreme Court Chief Justice David Maraga to support Lady Justice Njoki Ndungu’s call to the judges to clarify the clause in the Constitution on abortion in Kenya.
Global gag rule: what impact will it have where you live?
The Guardian is running a project on the impact of Donald Trump’s revival of a policy that bans US aid for foreign organisations whose services include abortion provision or advice.