Advancing the Human Rights of Women & Girls
Melissa Lucashenko’s searing story of historical theft, Jamie Marina Lau’s retro head-trip and Maria Tumarkin’s interrogative essays among the best books by Australian women this year Source: Stella prize 2019:… Read more »
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Join Dr. Sheila Jeffreys, Dr. Heather Brunskell-Evans, and Maureen O’Hara for an evening in defense of women’s human rights. On March 15, the Women’s Human Rights Campaign is launching The… Read more »
Join Dr. Sheila Jeffreys, Dr. Heather Brunskell-Evans, and Maureen O’Hara for an evening in defense of women’s human rights. Source: Declaration on Women’s Sex-Based Rights Tickets, Fri, Mar 15, 2019… Read more »
The Stella Prize, a major literary award celebrating women’s fiction and non-fiction writing in Australia has announced its longlist for 2019. Source: The 12 women and their books nominated for… Read more »
It’s the lowest number of women represented since the G20 started holding summits in 2008. Source: Just 2 women feature in G20 photo showing depressing state of leadership
Information about the Week of Action against the G20 and the IMF This year, the Argentinian government is hosting the G20, a one year process during which more than 80… Read more »
Donie O’Sullivan from CNN reports: A web developer and long-time activist, Sinreich grew suspicious when she noticed the page was posting what she recently called “weird, partisan memes that seemed… Read more »
Sam Wolfson for the Guardian reports: A coven of witches will gather in an occult bookstore in Brooklyn, New York, on Saturday to place a hex on the supreme court… Read more »
Jessica Valenti for Medium writes: What we are witnessing right now through the response to Kavanaugh — and the slow-roll comeback of various men held to account by #MeToo — is a large-scale dismissal… Read more »