Where is the Money? An Evidence-Driven Call to Resource Feminist Organizing

This new report shines a light on the resourcing realities of feminist and women’s rights organizations amid unprecedented political and financial upheaval. Drawing on over a decade of analysis since AWID last Where is the Money? report (Watering the Leaves, Starving the Roots), it takes stock of the gains, gaps, and growing threats in the funding landscape.

(Closed) AWID is seeking the services of a consultant to support the Alliance for Feminist Movements (AFM) with logistical consulting services to support a two-day in-person convening for women’s rights organizations in Melbourne, Australia, on April 25 - 26, 2026, prior to the Women Deliver Conference.

AWID is seeking the services of a consultant to support the AFM Secretariat to develop, implement and support a feminist Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning (fMEL) plan for a multi-year project funded by a bilateral donor. The work includes designing the fMEL plan for the project, including a baseline assessment, and carrying out accompaniment and evaluation activities for and with the AFM Secretariat through the end of March 2029. Please see the RfP with full details here (attach PDF).

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From regressions in human rights norms to the inaction and complicity of powerful states regarding the genocide in Gaza, and the UN funding crisis, the existential question of whether global human rights institutions can offer any utility in the pursuit of justice and accountability has only become more central. 

Regularly updated and searchable directory of 200+ funders across different sectors and regions that support vital gender justice work.

AWID is seeking the services of a consultant to coordinate the logistics and and contribute to content development for a four-day convening of up to 70 participants in Kathmandu, Nepal in September 2025.

AWID is looking to hire an Information, Communication and Media (ICM) Coordinator to cover for parental leave for seven months.