Arquivos Analysis

Feminist economy Food sovereignty

Care, Feminist Economy, and Food Sovereignty

08/24/25

Yasmín López

Read the contribution of a member of La Via Campesina Honduras on the relationship between peasant and grassroots feminism and the struggle for transformation in care work

Environmental justice Feminist economy

Why We Must Talk About Feminist Economy in the Struggle for Environmental Justice

08/11/25

Mechi Gould

Mechi Gould shares Friends of the Earth International’s reflections and agendas on feminist economy

Food sovereignty

“Very Strong and Very Brave”: Women Herders in Mongolia

08/07/25

Capire

Maamankhuu Sodnom from WAMIP talks about the history and current struggles of women herders in the country

Demilitarization

May life, freedom, and justice know no borders

07/28/25

By Yaquelin López

In the face of the U.S. war on migrants, movements fight for justice and defend their communities

Demilitarization

Abolition has always been a feminist struggle

05/26/25

Vanessa Thompson

Read Vanessa Thompson’s speech about the international feminist struggle for abolition

Movement

Colonialism Then and Now: Immigrant Struggles in the USA

05/14/25

Dra. Seydi Sarr

Dra. Seydi Sarr, a Senegalese native organizing in the US, talks about histories of oppression and mobilization

Demilitarization

A feminist analysis of Turkish current context and mobilizations

04/30/25

Irem Bağcı

Read about the opportunity to strengthen the feminist movement amid marches, protests and economic boycotts against authoritarianism

Feminist economy

Transnational Corporations and the Far Right Fuel Each Other

04/24/25

Capire

On this Day of Feminist Solidarity Against Transnational Corporations, we share TUCA-CSA’s analysis of corporate power in Latin America

Demilitarization

Reporting from Miyakojima, Okinawa: A Denunciation of Military Advances Against Southern Japan

04/10/25

Hayako Shimizu

A Japanese activist provides a historical overview of militarization on Okinawa Islands

Movement

Between Fear and Hope: Could Ecuador Elect Its First Female President?

04/02/25

Magdalena León

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Care, Feminist Economy, and Food Sovereignty

Read the contribution of a member of La Via Campesina Honduras on the relationship between peasant and grassroots feminism and the struggle for transformation in care work

Why We Must Talk About Feminist Economy in the Struggle for Environmental Justice

Mechi Gould shares Friends of the Earth International’s reflections and agendas on feminist economy

“Very Strong and Very Brave”: Women Herders in Mongolia

Maamankhuu Sodnom from WAMIP talks about the history and current struggles of women herders in the country

May life, freedom, and justice know no borders

In the face of the U.S. war on migrants, movements fight for justice and defend their communities

Abolition has always been a feminist struggle

Read Vanessa Thompson’s speech about the international feminist struggle for abolition

Colonialism Then and Now: Immigrant Struggles in the USA

Dra. Seydi Sarr, a Senegalese native organizing in the US, talks about histories of oppression and mobilization

A feminist analysis of Turkish current context and mobilizations

Read about the opportunity to strengthen the feminist movement amid marches, protests and economic boycotts against authoritarianism

Transnational Corporations and the Far Right Fuel Each Other

On this Day of Feminist Solidarity Against Transnational Corporations, we share TUCA-CSA’s analysis of corporate power in Latin America

Reporting from Miyakojima, Okinawa: A Denunciation of Military Advances Against Southern Japan

A Japanese activist provides a historical overview of militarization on Okinawa Islands

Between Fear and Hope: Could Ecuador Elect Its First Female President?

Feminist economist Magdalena León looks into Ecuador's electoral context and calls for mobilization in support of Luisa González's campaign