From Commitments to Change: Why Africa’s women must be at the center of climate action
By Miriam Nafula As climate negotiations become increasingly sophisticated, one fundamental question remains unresolved; are the women most affected by…
Longer lives, equal rights: Why does aging need a gendered human rights response?
By Bobby Ramakant October 2026 may mark a pivotal moment in the global fight for equality and human rights for…
Beyond disguise: Defending women’s rights against the anti-rights backlash
By Shobha Shukla With just 52 months left to deliver on the Sustainable Development Goals, the world is already falling…
The return of her time: How energy justice is changing women’s lives in Blantyre
By Temwanani Banda, Blantyre, Malawi Every day, before I think about my business, my family, or even myself, there is…
Ahead of UNGA81 call to protect Women’s Rights Amid Growing Anti-Rights Pushback
By Shobha Shukla The growing use of ‘family,’ ‘values,’ ‘culture,’ ‘religion,’ and ‘sovereignty’ narratives to dilute women’s and girls’ rights…
India’s highest court finally realises the monetary worth of a homemaker’s unpaid care work
By Shobha Shukla It all started with a road accident in the Indian state of Punjab on 25th November 2001,…
Regaining the currents: African women reclaim the energy transition narrative
By Correspondent, Harare On a quiet Wednesday virtual gathering that brought together activists, researchers, grassroots organizers, and climate justice advocates…
Women Deliver 2026 must honor First Nations justice, land, and life
By Dr Mela Chiponda in Melbourne, Australia As global leaders, eco-feminists, policymakers, and activists descend on Melbourne, Australia, for the…
Feminist voices demand justice in the critical minerals boom as women call for inclusion and power.
By Correspond, Harare As global demand for critical minerals surges to power the clean energy transition, feminist advocates are raising…
Change calls us here
By Shobha Shukla “Change calls us here to gather, strategize, and shift power,” so says the theme of the Women…