Alquimia: The Alchemy of Cross Pollination in Movement Learning
By Shereen Essof and Patricia Ardón This article explores the meaning, significance, and specific practices of feminist pedagogy of the…
By Shereen Essof and Patricia Ardón This article explores the meaning, significance, and specific practices of feminist pedagogy of the…
Two hundred years have passed since “independence” — or, rather, since the events that put an end to three centuries…
Article by Srilatha Batliwala that argues human rights discourses has been distorted by neoliberalism.
Article by Jeanne Morefield that argues that parts of the human rights agenda support the neoliberal agenda.
By: JASS, Furia and Raising Voices If you're on the lookout for fun, easy-to-read feminist content, check out our latest…
By: Nani Zulminarni, Valeria Miller, Alexa Bradley, Angela Bailey, Jonathan Fox This case study profiles Perempuan Kepala Keluarga (Women-Headed Family…
Authors: Grace Malera & Sarai Chisala-Tempelhoff Given the developments in the HIV and AIDS landscape, JASS is reflecting on and…
This beautiful new Barefoot Guide, published by JASS-ally The Barefoot Guide Connection, dedicates Chapter 1 to JASS’ movement building work…
This paper articulates a vision for a more feminist UN and recommends both transformative and practical steps that can be…
By: The Mesoamerican Working Group (MAWG) U.S. security policy in Mexico and Central America, focused on militarized counter-narcotics efforts known…
This report is a summary of the shared experiences and learning gained at the July 2014 JASS Southeast Asia (JASS…
From June 17-18, twenty-five Southeast Asian researchers, human rights advocates, grassroots leaders, and activists came together for a conversation about…