In Nigeria, women-led movements continue to shape the Women, Peace & Security (1325) agenda, bridging community peacebuilding and national advocacy.
Our partner, @legasiNG is driving the call for a feminist peace agenda, from community mediation to national advocacy....
In Yemen, the Women’s Technical Working Group is transforming the peace agenda by ensuring gender priorities are embedded in national policies and reimagining what recovery looks like.
25 years after it's adoption, the #WPSAgenda stands at a crossroads.
Join feminist voices from in a vital conversation on feminist leadership and justice.
📅 30 Oct | 4–5:30 PM CET
Register: bit.ly/3WsiUSS#HandsOffOurSpaces
To commemorate the 25th anniversary of the Women, Peace & Security (1325) agenda, #IMatter launched a campaign on Decolonizing the WPS Agenda — amplifying the leadership of local women’s rights movements in Kenya, Yemen, and Nigeria.
Through national mobilization and storytelling, our partners, @darajaletufoundation254 @polycomgirls@sosfdye @legasiNG , led community-driven campaigns to reclaim and reimagine what inclusive peace means for them.
In Kenya, women peacebuilders are redefining what security means — not through power from above, but through solidarity, care, and collective action. @darajaletufoundation254 @polycomgirls#handsoffourspaces#SheLeads
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Across the globe, feminist movements are navigating funding challenges and limited resources amidst shrinking civic space. This is the time to reimagine sustainable funding models and nurture collective power.
Another powerful space convened by LEGASI as part of our broader work on decolonising and reclaiming the WPS NAP. Looking forward to the policy paper that will grow out of these discussions. @AdaptNexus@IMatterCampaign
🚨 Join @woman_kind for an important conversation: Cut Short: The Cost of Defunding Women’s Rights.
This webinar will feature reflections from partners globally on how cuts to women’s rights funding are impacting their organisations
📅 9 Sep, 2pm BST
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Across the globe, feminist movements are navigating funding challenges and limited resources amidst shrinking civic space. This is the time to reimagine sustainable funding models and nurture collective power.
We are deeply saddened to share the news of the passing of one of our partners, Rachael Ouko — a women’s rights defender, community leader, and President of Daraja Letu Foundation, a Pan-African foundation rooted in connecting the continent through bottom-up,
She brought people together with compassion, conviction, and an unshakeable belief in the power of community.
Please join us in taking a moment to pause, reflect, and honour Racheal’s life and legacy.