Power Up! Annual Report 2022
2022 was a challenging one for PU! as we navigated shifts in socio-political context as well as within our consortium. Power Up! Annual Report 2022
Myanmar: Keeping the Fight Alive
On April 15, 2021, Myo Myo Aye, a prominent labour rights activist, was taken from her office and taken to a police station for interrogation before being transferred to Insein prison.
Alquimia: The Alchemy of Cross Pollination in Movement Learning
This article explores the meaning, significance, and specific practices of feminist pedagogy of the Alquimia Feminist Leadership Schools.
Sowing Seeds of Collective Power
“We are women who unfortunately have been taught to be very submissive, but when we all get together and combine the powers that each one of us has, we are women who can transform the reality we live in.”
Feminist Popular Education is a liberating endeavor
An interview with Ronald Wesso Mariela Arce and Manuela Arancibia connected with Ronald Wesso over Zoom to discuss his expertise and understanding of Feminist Popular Education (FPE) in Southern Africa and gather insights for JASS’ forthcoming new FPE Guide. During…
It’s been 20 years together, what’s next?
This is the time to fly, to create, to investigate, to listen, to refresh, to reinvent together. Twenty plus years ago, JASS was born! Determined to go against the grain and create a movement-oriented alternative to the NGO model, our…
The Power of Women in Indonesia
Celebrating PEKKA’s 22nd anniversary in person in Jakarta, the author, Lori Cajegas, been privileged to witness and experience power from within in all its greatness and diversity. Women powering up with each other does change and transform lives. Written by…
Power Up! Annual Report 2021
Despite a turbulent 2021, women made some big moves. Learn about how Power Up! supported women's organizing and strategies for transformative change. Power Up! Annual Report 2021
What’s LIBERATION without play?
A riddle: What is more powerful than power? As the oceans boil, and the hurricanes beat violently against our shores, and the air sweats with the heat of impending doom, and our fists protest the denial of who and what…
