Empowering women to engage effectively in governance
Friends and members of this online community may remember the small contribution that RHV funding and our solidarity made to the Nigerian women's movement's Herculean efforts to progress the Violence Against Peoples Prohibition Bill through the courts.
Today, the campaign is asking for you help to call upon the Nigerian Senate to pass the Bill through its final…
ContinueAdded by Emily Brown on January 23, 2015 at 10:27 — No Comments
Helpful overview from the Overseas Development Institute of key development theories and concepts shaping women's empowerment thinking today and how these are put into action.....a good reminder for all of us and useful sections for sharing with non-gender colleagues (plus a great bibliography!)
Key messages:
- Women’s empowerment is a process of personal and social change through which they gain power, meaningful choices and control over their…
ContinueAdded by Emily Brown on January 12, 2015 at 15:30 — No Comments
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