Our Bodies, Our Land – Join WHRD session at Generation Equality Forum – Paris
From June 30 to July 2, the French Government will host the Generation Equality Forum (GEF) in Paris, organized under…
The Our Bodies, Our Lives Campaign for Better Arvs in Malawi: Enacting Social Accountability Through Women’s Activism and Organizing
This case study was presented at the Scaling Accountability: Integrated Approaches to Civil Society Monitoring and Advocacy workshop organised by the Transparency…
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…
What Collective Power Looks Like
In this booklet, we spotlight four extraordinary networks that we have helped to build, accompany and sustain. They are tackling…
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…
#SaveMaryJane and the Power of Movements
Filipina human trafficking Mary Jane Veloso who is on death row on Indonesia for alleged drug charges is touted as the woman that rallied her country. In the Philippines, Indonesia, and the rest of Southeast Asia and the world – migrant rights organizations, women’s and other justice groups led different initiatives – all to save Mary Jane from impending execution. Vigils and protest actions were held, petition letters were sent, and signature campaigns as well as social media campaigns were launched. Indeed, Mary Jane’s case was a testament to the power of movements.
Action in DC: We Are All Hondurian Women in Resistance
In opposition to the coup d’état that occurred in Honduras on June 28th, Honduran Feminists in Resistance has called for…
