1. Centering care in the economies by Association for Women's Rights in Development

3. Feminist cooperativism by Association for Women's Rights in Development

Liberated Land And Territories, A Pan - African Conversation by Association for Women's Rights in Development

Pleasure Across Borders by Association for Women's Rights in Development

Podcast - Communicating Desire by Association for Women's Rights in Development

She Is On Her Way by Association for Women's Rights in Development

The Revolution Will Be Feminist—or It Won’t Be A Revolution by Association for Women's Rights in Development

Tshegofatso by Association for Women's Rights in Development

Love Letter Audio Guide by Association for Women's Rights in Development

Listen to Nana Darkoa Sekyiamah, Director of Communications and Tactics at AWID, in conversation with four feminists and activists on the forefront of the Civil Disobedience Movement in Myanmar: - May Sabe Phyu of Gender Equality Network - Tin Tin Nyo of Burmese Women’s Union and Burma News International - Hla Myat Tun of Colours Rainbow - Nandar of Purple Feminist Group

Discussion hosted by Nana Darkoa Sekyiamah, Director of Communications and Tactics at AWID, on the International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia and Transphobia (IDAHOBIT)2021 with Nana Akosua Hanson, Rita Nketiah and Leila Yahaya. Learn about how queer and feminist collectives are organising to resist homophobia, and how you can be in solidarity with Ghanaian activists.

Audio recording of the Facebook Live discussion with feminist activists on the situation in Palestine, and what feminist solidarity looks like at this moment

A conversation with feminists and activists on the forefront of the Civil Disobedience Movement in Myanmar, a full transcript of the live conversation.

“Intersectionality was where I began my activism.” AWID Board chair, Nidhi Goyal reflects on her journey as a disabled feminist and activist from India. Access the full text version, visit: https://www.awid.org/news-and-analysis/nidhi-goyal-my-journey

"It is through music and art that we allow ourselves to imagine new possibilities." This is a text originally written by Kampire Bahana for AWID. She tells us about the African artists who inspire her and her work. Kampire is a writer and DJ from Kampala, and a co-founder of the art installation Salooni. Access the full text version on awid.org (https://www.awid.org/news-and-analysis/black-women-and-gender-non-conforming-artists-show-me-what-liberation-sounds)

"Where is the money for women's rights?" Angelika Arutyunova draws a picture of the current funding landscape for feminist organizations. She gives ideas to build a stronger ecosystem, more just, to allow movements to strive. To read the full text, please visit: https://www.awid.org/news-and-analysis/why-we-need-feminist-funding-ecosystem

Camila Galdino, a young feminist activist from Brazil describes the cycle of collective pain, mourning, and hope that she and her comrades experienced throughout recent political events. To read the full text, please visit: https://www.awid.org/news-and-analysis/first-they-took-dilma-feminist-struggle-brazil

When it comes to feminist revolutions, “freedom from” is nothing without “freedom to” Alejandra Sarda-Chandiramani, a long-time sexual rights activist from Argentina, tells her story and the struggles of feminist movements in her country. To read the full text, please visit: https://www.awid.org/news-and-analysis/beyond-unpolicing-notes-argentine-sexual-rights-activist