Thinking progress in a digital age In recent years, the conversation around digitalisation has taken centre stage in India’s policy and development discourse. As digitalisation becomes the default path to progress, one must ask – can a digital future ever be truly inclusive without confronting the historical inequities that have long denied access, voice, and […]
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Activists, researchers and practitioners from diverse regions came together for “Inclusive for Who? Voices from the Edges,” a powerful dialogue on inclusion and diversity hosted by Women of the South Speak Out (WOSSO). Moderated by WOSSO Fellow Phyu Nwe Win, this thought-provoking Online Townhall explored the complexities of inclusion, challenging tokenism and calling for radical
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In the past months, I traveled across seven provinces of Nepal, some places so remote that our climate awareness event was the very first of its kind there. These were open, honest, sometimes painful dialogues with women who have been living the climate crisis in their bodies, in their fields, and in their everyday lives.
WOSSO is a consortium formed by two prominent Southern Women’s Rights Organisations (WROs), Gender Links and ARROW and a renowned UK based development firm, MannionDaniels. We share feminist values and a deep concern regarding the narrowing civic space, particularly for women and girls. Funded by the UK government, we envision a world in which the
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Join the #WOSSOFellows at a #CSW69 side event, where they will reflect on their Fellowship experiences and look to the future. You will also get exclusive info on the next Fellowship call. Scan the QR code in the invitation below and join us on Thursday 13 March from 11:00hrs to 13:00hrs *New York time*. If
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I still remember feeling a surge of hope I felt when I first got involved in youth activism. I was just 15 then. My friends and I were eager about making a difference–fighting for children’s rights, youth participation, women’s rights, and ensuring securing education for all. We were equally committed to advancing sexual and reproductive
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