Josie Mpama: Resistance to Apartheid in South Africa
A leader in the resistance to colonial oppression and the apartheid system, Josie was a key figure in women’s organizing in South Africa
Vilma Espín: A Revolution Inside the Revolution
To celebrate the birth of Cuban revolutionist Vilma Espín, we published two of her speeches about women’s struggles on the island
Ahlam Belhaj, Your Heart Beats Within Us, Because You Carried the Meaning of Life
A moving tribute to Ahlam Belhaj, who dedicated her life to Tunisian women’s struggle and to revolution
Three Months of Resistance in Peru: “In Our Country, They Are Killing With Bullets”
Peruvian militants denounce repression against demonstrations for democracy in Peru and address their current strategies of struggle
Feminist Pedagogy in Practice: Discover the guidebook “Decolonial Feminist Popular Education”
Gina Alfonso talks about the role of pedagogical mediation in the book with the accumulations and methodologies of the Facilitator’s School
March 8, 2000, a Day To Remember
Looking back on the launch of the World March of Women and its internationalist feminist agenda
Bertita Zúniga: “Berta Cáceres Argued That the Struggle Is a Permanent Struggle”
Seven years after the political assassination of the Honduran leader Berta Cáceres, we publish a message by her daughter Bertita Zúniga Cáceres about her legacy
Andaiye: The Point Is To Change the World
The thought and political practice of a radical fighter from Guyana
