Barefoot Guide 5: Mission Inclusion
This beautiful new Barefoot Guide, published by JASS-ally The Barefoot Guide Connection, dedicates Chapter 1 to JASS’ movement building work…
Feminist UN Recommendations
This paper articulates a vision for a more feminist UN and recommends both transformative and practical steps that can be…
Rethinking the Drug War in Central America and Mexico: analysis and recommendations for U.S. legislators
By: The Mesoamerican Working Group (MAWG) U.S. security policy in Mexico and Central America, focused on militarized counter-narcotics efforts known…
Indigenous Women Workshop: An Analysis Report on the State of Indigenous Women in Southeast Asia
This report is a summary of the shared experiences and learning gained at the July 2014 JASS Southeast Asia (JASS…
Strategic Conversation on the Changing Context For Women’s Rights and Movement-building in Southeast Asia
From June 17-18, twenty-five Southeast Asian researchers, human rights advocates, grassroots leaders, and activists came together for a conversation about…
Organizing for Women’s Economic Empowerment: Access to Resources and Principles for Change
At the 12th AWID Forum, JASS organized the in-depth session “Access to and Control over Resources: Organizing for Women’s EmPOWERment”. The following…
Violence against Women Human Rights Defenders in Mesoamerica: Executive Summary
By: Mesoamerican Women Human Rights Defenders Initiative (IM-Defensoras) An overview of the violence faced by WHRDs in Mesoamerica. This report…
Violence against Women Human Rights Defenders in Mesoamerica, 2011 update
By: Mesoamerican Women Human Rights Defenders Initiative (IM-Defensoras) Building on 2009-2010 assessments done of the violence that women human rights…
Women Navigate Power: Stories About Claiming Our Rights
Released in August 2007, this collection of stories about how women navigate, resist, and transform power is the product of…
How Does Change Happen
Reflections about power, movement building and our feminist futures drawn from conversations among 1700 women’s rights advocates over four days…
