In memory of all women journalists who were killed in 2018

Just like women have learned to avoid dark streets for their safety, women journalists are forced to avoid reporting certain stories as a result of online harassment.

The physical, sexual and online abuse that has become a part of their daily work lives should never be normalized.

Harassment is not part of the job description and should be called out and challenged at every turn to ensure these important voices are not silenced.

Maha Abu-Dayyeh

Teresa De Anda

Sabi Beriani

Geertje Lycklama à Nijeholt

Key reports & resolutions at the 43rd and 44th Sessions of the Human Rights Council

Find information on key reports and resolutions from the 44th session of the Human Rights Council, related to gender justice, sexuality and women's rights, as well as statements made by feminists activists and civil society on restrictions to civil society participation this session.

20 podcast episodes about Feminist Power in Action

If you're looking for feminist podcast recommendations, we’ve got you covered. AWID staff have curated a list of their favorite podcast episodes that showcase Feminist Power in Action.

Everything you wanted to know about the Feminist Realities Magazine

On 23rd April 2020, AWID staff held a conversation via Instagram to chat about why AWID is producing a Feminist Realities magazine, to share more about the kind of stories we would like to feature, and to answer any questions that prospective contributors may have. 

Financial Flows are a feminist issue: a workshop facilitation guide

This new facilitation guide is a popular education tool for learning about Illicit Financial Flows (IFFs) from a feminist perspective. It contains a step-by-step methodology for a two-day workshop to be adapted and applied by feminist and social justice groups.

Feminist Realities: Interviews with AWID's Board

Margo Okazawa-Rey:

"Language translation and language interpretation are political works!"

Meet our Board member Margo as she shares her experience as a trans-national feminist addressing military violence against women in Palestine, East Asia and the US. She tells us about how access to language and translation is a concrete example on what #FeministRealities can look like.