Tri-Cities African Women Support Network presents: A half day conference bringing together participants,majority women and girls, to increase awareness on VAW issues through PowerPoint presentations, focused group discussions and the sharing of stories by survivors for healing. There will be
In addition to the start of 16 Days, November is also Indigenous People’s Month. This Friday, we will drum our prayers for the restoration of Indigenous rights and in gratitude for those who continue to care for and fight to
We are doing social media profiles of four women on death row around the world to highlight different aspects of violence against women in and outside of the criminal system. Cornell Center on the Death Penalty Worldwide
WHRIN will host activities in Australia, Mexico, Nigeria, Nepal, USA, Burundi, Singapore, Greece, Ukraine, Mauritius, Spain. Check whrin.site for more.
This year, WAW is celebrating the courage it takes for survivors—women, girls, and their families—to step forward, seek help, and speak out. We celebrate the courage of our staff as they protect and serve, especially in Afghanistan under threats from
The 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence is a global campaign which runs annually from November 25th (the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women) to 10 December (Human Rights Day). We invite you to join us
To commemorate the 29th anniversary of the Montreal Massacre, the Caltech Postdoctoral Association in collaboration with the Caltech Center for Diversity will be holding a free film screening of Polytechnique by award-winning director Denis Villeneuve. Polytechnique (2009) is an award-winning
The Global Women’s Institute at The George Washington University is proud to partner with What Works and the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health to host a panel and presentation on What Works to Prevent Violence against Women and
Join this annual press conference hosted by Rep. Adriano Espaillat (NY-13) in memorializing murdered Washington Heights bride-to-be Gladys Ricart and the countless other victims of domestic violence around the nation. Participants: Members of the Democratic Caucus Email: dolores.suarez-rubio@mail.house.gov