Building Safe Spaces to Support Young Women’s Participation in Local Governance in Indonesia
Conducted by IDS and carried out by FAMM Indonesia, a women's organization co-created and accompanied by JASS, this research paper…
Solidarity, Safety and Power: Young Women Organizing in Indonesia
For a human rights network to emerge in the context of closing civic space, rising religious fundamentalism, and violence is…
Challenges and Proposals for Strengthening Temporary Relocation Programs for Defenders
In June 2018, JASS, Calala Fondo de Mujeres, Entrepueblos, CEAR-Euskadi, Peace Brigades International - Spain, Taula per Mexico and Suds held…
Defending Rights in Hostile Contexts: Insights From Southern Africa
In June 2019, JASS Southern Africa with Amnesty International and Oxfam South Africa convened adialogue between grassroots activists, HRDs, lawyers,…
Resonance and the Butterfly Effect: Feminist Epistemology and Popular Education
This resource explores the integration between popular education and feminist perspectives on knowledge and power. Drawing on principles of feminist epistemology,…
How Does Change Happen? Reflecting on the Feminist Future of Women’s Rights
Reflections about power, movement-building, and our feminist futures; drawn from conversations among 1,700 women’s rights advocates over a four-day dialogue.
Dancing With Malawian Women
When a woman has been living life like that of ‘[a] rat on a treadmill,’ tired and resigned; in a…
Truth, Justice and the Feminist Way
Ask a roomful of people to stand up if any of them have ever experienced violence personally or know of…
Climate and Indigenous Peoples: The Real Dispute at the UN
As a global capital, New York City is accustomed to high-level discussions on earth-shaking issues. But something different is happening.…
