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Our festival featured 130 speakers, facilitators & artists from 43 countries, spread across 40+ sessions!
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COZINHA OCUPAÇÃO 9 DE JULHO
FIGHT LIKE SOMEONE
WHO CARES
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Barcelona, Spain
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Womxn Take Drugs.
DEAL WITH IT.
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The Bold
Production and entrepreneurship
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Nous Sommes la Solution uplifts and grows the leadership of rural women working towards African solutions for food sovereignty.
Safia Ahmed-Jan
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THE TRANS EMPLOYMENT QUOTA
sanctioned by law is not being respected by companies and employers
Our values - Justice and systemic change
Justice and systemic change
We work towards a world based on social, environmental, and economic justice; and interdependence, solidarity, and respect. We work towards dismantling systems of oppressive power and against all its manifestations, including patriarchy, fundamentalisms, militarisms, fascisms and corporate power that threaten our lives and our world. We want a just world where resources and power are shared in ways that enable everyone to thrive.
Flor Alba Nunez Vargas
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FRMag - Anatomy of a survivor's story
Anatomy of a Survivor's Story
by Maryum Saifee
When you do a search for “Female Genital Mutilation” or “FGM” online, an image of four line-drawings of the female anatomy pop up next to its Wikipedia entry. (...)
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Dr. Nuzhat Amin
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Striking against all odds: the story of Solidarity Network’s unprecedented win.
In January 2022, the Solidarity Network organized a strike with 400 workers. Their main demand? To increase wages. The strike was called following months of unsuccessful talks with the Georgian Ministry of Social Affairs as part of a labor dispute.
After weeks of protesting, negotiating, speaking to the media, withstanding backlash, and enduring the blistering cold of Georgian winter, the workers won unprecedented concessions from the government: wage increase, paid maternity leave, the covering of transportation costs, no lay-offs, compensation for strike days, and more.
The strike did not only result in material gains, it also left the workers feeling united and empowered to stand up for themselves and fight for dignified working conditions now and in the future. They became a source of inspiration for all workers across the country.
You can read more about their victory here.
FRMag - Resistance Series
Feminist Resistance Series
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