Environmental justice Agrifood Systems Going Digital Are Clouds Over Peasant Farming 07/15/22By Silvia Ribeiro The critique of increasing control of transnational corporations over agriculture in countries in the global South
Movement Women on TV: Strategies to Broadcast Feminism in Ghana 07/13/22By Ama Pratt Ama Pratt shared her experiences at Pan African TV during Capire’s feminism and communications webinar
Demilitarization Claudia de la Cruz: “In the US, You Can’t Have Free Health Care, But They Can Fund a War” 07/11/22By Capire Read or listen to the interview with Claudia de la Cruz about Black, feminist, and anti-war struggles in the United States
Movement Lorraine Guay, Our Sister in Struggle 07/08/22Por Michèle Asselin, Gisèle Bourret, Nancy Burrows, Claudette Carbonneau, Nicole Caron, Emilia Castro, Céline Cyr, Ana María Seghezzo D’Urbano, Françoise David, Louise Desmarais, Pascale Dufour, Zahia El-Masri, Ariane Émond, Élisabeth Garant, Yara El-Ghadban, Élisabeth Germain, Lise Gervais, Hélène Gobeil, Marjolaine Goudreau, Vivian Labrie, Nicole Lacelle, Diane Lamoureux, Anne Latendresse, Marie Leclerc, Avigaël Lévy, Suzanne Loiselle, Chantal Locat, Marlihan Lopez, Manon Massé, Diane Matte, Maguy Métellus, Viviane Michel, Francine Néméh, Amélie Nguyen, Miriam Nobre, Anne Pasquier, Alexandra Pierre, Myrlande Pierre, Pierrette Richard, Julie Raby, Judy Rebick, Mercédez Roberge, Lourdes Rodriguez Del Barrio e Michèle Rouleau. "Not alone, never alone, always together": activists pay tribute to one of the founders of the World March of Women
Movement Feminism and Internationalism in Venezuela: Alexandra Kollontai Brigade 07/06/22By Capire Women from several parts of the world joined the Feminist Brigade and shared experiences of struggle
Movement Honduras: Feminist Caravan Occupies Garifuna Territory with Art and Memory 07/04/22By Avispa Caravan held activities in defense of land and the memory of the forcibly disappeared
Movement The Constitutional Crisis in Sri Lanka and the Struggles for a New Government 07/01/22By Nalini Rathnarajah Read Nalini Rathnarajah’s article on how this crisis began and its effects on women's lives
Feminist economy Ecuador: A Wounded Country Breaks Out Again 06/30/22By Magdalena León Struggling against neoliberalism, Indigenous, peasant, and grassroots resistance takes to the streets and faces repression
Autonomy LGBTQIA+ Pride and Resistance in Grassroots Movements 06/28/22By Capire Watch a video with statements from three LGBTQIA+ grassroots militants about the agendas of struggles in their countries and movements
Autonomy Ruth Vanita: Speech 06/27/22By Ruth Vanita Read the love poem “Speech”, by Ruth Vanita, an Indian poet who writes about relationships between women.