Global news and analysis, updates from women’s movements, and stories about women and girls fighting for gender equality
Collective and self care are key to keeping activists and women human rights defenders going. Explore our infographic to learn more.
Self-care is key to sustaining activism. We've heard from women human rights defenders about this crucial, and neglected, part of their work.
What keeps activists charged up? We spoke with women human rights defenders from around the world on what inspires their work.
As we reflect on 2018, we are reminded of the many powerful ways that women’s movements are advancing human rights, despite tremendous opposition.
If we want to make the world better for women and girls, we must acknowledge those who defend women's human rights every day.
We are working to end gender-based violence in the garment industry which employs tens of millions of women globally.
As a child growing up in Kisoko, Uganda, Constance Okollet was used to a life of bounty. Her parents were smallholder farmers who, armed with just a ...
Dr. Musimbi Kanyoro, the President and CEO of Global Fund for Women, will retire in June 2019. The Board has initiated a search for her successor.
From recent legal wins to threats against abortion rights, check out our infographics with critical information about abortion rights around the world
Women's groups in Argentina are powering a wave of public support for feminism--resulting in historic legislation for abortion rights.
Global Fund for Women celebrates Dr. Dennis Mukwege and Nadia Murad as they receive the Nobel Peace Prize for their work against sexual violence.
2018 was a particularly volatile year for women’s rights movements. But it was also a year of resilience and resistance.
Moments of outrage at the local level have turned into a powerful global movement for collective action and solidarity.
The future of global women’s rights is at stake. We are committed to turning new challenges into opportunities for women and movements by 2020.
