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Home is not a fixed place, nor a country. It is something carried, in the body, in memory, in the stubborn refusal to disappear. Home is a practice of becoming, shaped by what has been lost and what still remains.

In the past month, the Rohingya community in Malaysia faced an intensified wave of online violence and racist vitriol. Spurred by proposed restrictions on Rohingya public activities by Malaysian state governments and reforms to increase government surveillance over refugees, disinformation campaigns took over social media, demanding even stricter measures.

We often speak about “the economy” as though it were singular, but in reality there are many economies shaping how we live, work, care, and relate to each other and the planet. Feminist economic alternatives are especially powerful because they expose how capitalism is intertwined with patriarchy, colonialism, racism, and environmental destruction, while also creating practical ways of organizing life differently.

Feminists bring to this space the patience and persistence, strategy and solidarity, that committing to this process demands.

AWID is looking for a consultant to provide end-to-end travel support for AWID, including flight bookings, visa guidance, and travel disruption management.

Over the last two weeks, India’s trans, queer and allied movements came together in a swell of solidarity to oppose the proposed Transgender Persons (Protection of Rights) Amendment Bill 2026.

From 27 - 30 April, 2026, AWID will be at the Women Deliver 2026 Conference, to connect movements with each other in conversations to build feminist agendas of solidarity and action.

We are in complete solidarity with women, LBTQI+ and all human rights activists in Iran, Lebanon and the wider SWANA Region.