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Children of Myanmar – A Traumatized Generation

Educational Empowerment

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We Need to Talk About Periods in a More Inclusive Way

Dr Preeti Shakya

Your Words and Your Vote

SayItForward.org

She Survived Cancer—and Then Had to Battle Iatrogenic Fistula

Fistula Foundation

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Bans Off Our Bodies – A Poem for Women’s Liberation

Dr Preeti Shakya

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How The Right to Asylum is Being Dismantled in Europe and What You Can Do About It

Julia Wiklander

Buddhist Nunneries as Safe Havens in Myanmar

Educational Empowerment

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Men Need to Take Responsibility for the Epidemic of Men’s Violence

Julia Wiklander

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[NEW VIDEO] What Truly Youth-Led Design and Advocacy Looks Like

Global Fund for Children May 30, 2022

When young people have access to the right resources and platforms, they can achieve anything. The West Africa Adolescent Girls Summit, designed and led by

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Why We Need an Integrated Response to Period Poverty in Pandemics

Dr Preeti Shakya May 28, 2022

When household incomes are constricted, often luxury items, and even period products, are deprioritised. This impacts an individual’s ability to attain menstrual health – and the risk of experiencing period poverty. So, how is COVID-19 impacting period poverty? What can be done to address period poverty during this pandemic?

Forced to Flee Myanmar – Reflecting on the Crisis in Karenni State

Educational Empowerment May 24, 2022

Over the past year, more military attacks have been launched against civilians in Myanmar than in Syria, Yemen, Iraq or Afghanistan – according to figures

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The Invisible Digital Attack on Our Freedom to Think and What You Can Do About It

Julia Wiklander

In the War in Ukraine Women and Children Pay the Heaviest Price

Dr Preeti Shakya

A Face of the Revolution in Myanmar

Educational Empowerment

Feminists demand governments to commit to “urgent, deep shifts” in climate action at CSW

Shiphrah Belonguel

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Being a Woman Is My Medical Superpower

Fistula Foundation

Women in Medicine Illustration by Jennifer Bogartz

What’s it like for Women in Medicine in 2022?

Dr Preeti Shakya

What’s Going on in Myanmar One Year After the Coup?

Educational Empowerment

The Forgotten Women and Girls: Criminalisation of Abortion in Kenya

Safe Abortion Action Fund

Apply to Lead the Spark Fund’s Youth-Focused Grantmaking

Global Fund for Children

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