The Count Me In! Consortium stands in solidarity with our Zimbabwean sisters in protest of the armed forces' sexual violence against women.

CMI! in solidarity with Zimbabwean sisters

The words of Shirley Chisholm sum up 2018 perfectly: “If they don’t give you a seat at the table, bring a folding chair.” This year, women all over the world mobilized in large numbers and so loudly that the tables were rattling and folding chairs lining up.

2018: A Year on our feet

A contextual analysis of Southeast Asia highlighting the ways that ordinary people, activists, human rights defenders, and social movements are organizing to protect their communities from destruction and injustice, even in extremely precarious and dangerous situations.

Between a Rock and a Hard Place

What does it mean to question underlying assumptions and rethink our protection approaches? Together with the Fund for Global Human Rights, JASS offers thisexciting multi-media webpage in English and Spanish, a contribution to the ongoing discussions on protection and closing space.

Defending Rights in Hostile Contexts

This new case study by JASS, the ARC, and PEKKA explores how PEKKA, an Indonesian women's network, builds women collective power and turns it into a nation-wide political force, offering a fresh perspective to the field of social accountability.

Grassroots women's perspective on accountability
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