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Maharat: Media as a Force to Push Women in Lebanon Forward
By Laudy Issa
With so many crises simultaneously affecting the country and its citizens in 2020, women’s rights often go underrepresented in the Lebanese media landscape. Read More -
Year In Review: LCPS data reminds us that Lebanese women are now more vulnerable
By Laudy Issa
Hyperinflation, empty fridges, and bank restrictions on access to foreign currencies have come to define the Lebanese landscape in the past 12 months. Read More -
Noon Al Tadamon creates much-needed feminist network in Aley, Lebanon
By Laudy Issa
“When we started Noon Al Tadamon, I didn’t think it would work,” said Farah Abi Mershed, one of the three founders behind the Read More -
Of Beautiful Scripts and limited Implementation
Gender Mainstreaming in the Malawi National Gender Policy (2015) is understood as a process of consistently incorporating a sensitivity to gender differences/inequalities into the analysis, formulation and monitoring of strategies Read More
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Good policy, limited enforcement
Malawi has over the years, recognized that gender equality is an important catalyst for accelerating development. Malawi’s Constitution attests to this and so do other gender related laws that Malawi Read More
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Study (in English): The Effectiveness of Social Media as a Tool for Opening Spaces for Women Leaders in Jordan
This research assesses the effectiveness of social media as a tool for opening spaces for women leaders and promoting their full participation in public spaces and decision making on the Read More
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Study (in Arabic): Women’s Participation in Jordan’s decentralization and municipal elections in 2017
To read the study, please click on the link below: Women participation in LC 25 july 2020
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The Unsung Heroes- Women Tackling the Covid-19
BINDURA- DESPITE its rugged outlook, 45-year Chipo Musonza’s four-roomed house in Bindura’s oldest high density suburb of Chipadze has transformed into a safe haven for 11 young women and children, Read More