Damaris Ruiz, Coordinator of Women’s Rights for Latin America and the Caribbean, looks at the social acceptance of violence against women and what we can do to end it. “What …
Make education safe for all: Let girls learn!
Anthony MalungaOxfam’s Gender Justice Programme Coordinator in Malawi, Anthony Malunga, reflects on Malawi’s education system and on what can be done to protect girls in the classroom and support their aspirations. …
31 women activists murdered in 2015: You can help stop the violence
Bethan CansfieldInternational Women Human Rights Defenders Day was November 29th, you can support women on the front line defending rights. erta Cáceres was murdered in March 2016. Berta was peacefully opposing …
Making invisible voices visible in online EVAW campaigns
Amy O'DonnellOnline spaces are not free from violence against women and girls (VAWG) but, in this blog, Amy O’Donnell and Miranda Dobson discuss how specific online platforms, including Hollaback! are supporting …
Outed “locker room talk” is strengthening global movement to stop violence against women
Nikki van der GaagOxfam GB’s Director of Women’s Rights and Gender Justice Nikki van de Gaag, explores how the events surrounding the US Presidential campaign can help end violence against women around the world. …
Why we can’t talk about one without the other: Sexual and reproductive rights and women’s economic empowerment
Preethi SundaramSo far in our Her Series we’ve touched on various issues from the effects of unpaid care to gender equality and global institutions. Now, Preethi Sundaram from International Planned Parenthood …
