Building Just Futures: A Worldmaking Game
Can interactive play help us understand how to transform power and oppressive systems in the pursuit for a liberated world?…
Behind the Scenes of Extractives: Money, Power and Community Resistance
JASS and our Count Me In! Consortium partners are excited to launch a new toolkit, Behind the Scenes of Extractives:…
Civic Explorations Newsletter
"There is no revolution without the other 51%: lessons from feminist movements about how change happens." In this edition, HIVOS…
Just (Global Feminist) Transitions
Last April, the EDGE Funders Alliance held its Reorganizing Power for Systems Change conference in Barcelona, providing social movement activists,…
Citizen Action & the Perverse Confluence of Opposing Agendas
When opposing political interests are using the same terms and tactics in diametrically opposed agendas, Lisa Veneklasen asks how we…
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.
Treatment Literacy Manual
OBOL leaders created the first-ever grassroots feminist treatment literacy manual and educational initiative that meets women’s needs while helping everyone.
Dancing With Malawian Women
When a woman has been living life like that of ‘[a] rat on a treadmill,’ tired and resigned; in a…
Feminist Contextual Socio-economic and Political Analysis for Malawi
Authors: Grace Malera & Sarai Chisala-Tempelhoff Given the developments in the HIV and AIDS landscape, JASS is reflecting on and…
What Zimbabwean Women Want
Who are we? We are a group of Zimbabwean women who use feminism as our political stand-point, analytical framework and…
