JASS gathered 22 Southern African women researchers, scholars, practitioners and activists to analyze and debate movement–‐building, women’s rights and organizing. Discussion addressed over–‐arching questions: How do we frame our work? What counts as movement–‐building? What does all of our experience, mobilizing, and political education mean for achieving the ultimate goal of women’s rights and social justice?
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