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A Path Appears premieres next Monday, January 26th on PBS. As a
A Path Appears premieres next Monday, January 26th on PBS. As a member of the Women and Girls Lead coalition, WfWI attended an early screening and dis...

What will shape womens rights over the next 15 years - and beyond?
What will shape womens rights over the next 15 years - and beyond? Its a question a lot of people are asking, as this year will mark the start of th...

Around the world, women like Eliane in Rwanda run 30 percent of
Around the world, women like Eliane in Rwanda run 30 percent of all businesses. A WfWI graduate, Eliane is the president of Agaseke Vision, a cooperat...

“Through the trainings, I summoned up the courage to settle the
“Through the trainings, I summoned up the courage to settle the matter of land ownership...I found my courage and my voice, and today, I remain the ...

For the first time, Panzi Hospital researchers in the DRC are
For the first time, Panzi Hospital researchers in the DRC are looking at the causes and impacts of rape and interventions to help survivors and their ...

The women of Tumarapi, Bolivia are not just growing quinoa -
The women of Tumarapi, Bolivia are not just growing quinoa - theyre producing energy bars from their crops and creating new opportunities to earn more...

The best days are always the ones spent with the participants and
The best days are always the ones spent with the participants and graduates. I love to listen to their stories, to hear where they came from and where...

“Learning how to grow food – and how to make an income through
“Learning how to grow food – and how to make an income through horticulture – were the most important lessons I learned from joining Women for W...