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A New Resource/Interview: Inter Press Service Agency (IPS): "Political Power Is Still Very Masculine"

Interview with Cecilia Alemany, Association for Women's Rights in Development

Vancouver, Canada, Jul 30 (IPS)

For women's rights and women's empowerment groups, the 3rd High Level Conference on Aid Effectiveness in Accra, in September, and the U.N. Conference on Financing for Development in Doha, in December, are opportunities to advance financing for gender equality issues.

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A New Resource/Book: "Women, Metamorphosis of the Butterfly Effect"

A recently released book in Costa Rica was presented (on July 05, 2008) at Women’s World Congress showcasing a Latin American experience regarding popularization of academic research to reach social movements.

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A New Resource/Article: "Latin America, Caribbean Embrace Sex Ed as HIV Prevention"

August 06, 2008

"For the Latin American and Caribbean region, the best outcome from the International Conference on AIDS being held in Mexico City this week {August 03-08, 2008} may be what happened just prior to the conference.

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A New Publication: Open Society Institute: "Strategies for Change: Breaking Barriers to HIV Prevention, Treatment, and Care for Women"

This publication examines innovative empowerment, legal, economic, and health services strategies for a more “woman-friendly” response to HIV.

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A New Resource: ECLAC: "Women's Contribution to Equality in Latin America and the Caribbean"

The structural pattern of inequalities between women and men is often determined by two key elements: their levels of participation in politics and decision-making processes; and their contributions to the economy (both paid and unpaid).

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