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What Does Advocacy Training Look Like for Rural People in West Africa?

Find out in this interview with Illia Djadi, a former BBC journalist and advocacy expert.

26th May 2022 No Comments

International Women's Day

Artist Maliha Abidi captures the strength of refugee women

Maliha Abidi, a Pakistani-American artist, sheds light on the strength, bravery and determination of Sudanese refugee women.

24th March 2021 No Comments

As a Rwandan woman. “Being abused and beaten by my husband was a daily routine since the day I got married; but then I found Haguruka, where I got all the help I needed to overcome that hellish situation,” Donatille Said.

Gender Studies

As a Rwandan woman I couldn’t have equal property rights with my husband. Here’s why…

How one of the first NGOs in Rwanda helped a woman turn her life around

1st July 2019 No Comments

© Jaskirat Singh Bawa (Flickr) Farmers at an Rashtriya Lok Dal protest rally at Jantar Mantar, New Delhi, India

Development Studies

NGOs and Social Movements: The Politics of Protest and Change

Pick up any newspaper on any given day and you will find reports of protests, strikes, demonstrations, occupations – some sort of resistance to capitalist crisis and the state of things, large or small, in practically any country around the world.

27th June 2018 No Comments

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What Does Advocacy Training Look Like for Rural People in West Africa?

Artist Maliha Abidi captures the strength of refugee women

As a Rwandan woman I couldn’t have equal property rights with my husband. Here’s why…

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