Autonomy The Life and Struggles of Victim-Survivors of Prostitution in the Philippines 02/26/21By Capire Capire spoke with Myles Sanchez and Jean Enriquez of CATW-AP about sexual violence, war on drugs, and other struggles faced by philippines
Movement FEMINIST CALL FOR ENTRIES FOR PHOTOGRAPHS 02/26/21By Capire Virtual gallery: the history of March 8
Food sovereignty Peasant Women Nurturing Feminism and Agroecology 02/25/21By Capire Video by La Via Campesina shows experiences of grassroots feminism and agroecology promoted by women from different parts of the world
Autonomy Demilitarization Political Killings, Femicide, Plunder: An Overview on the Situation in Colombia 02/23/21By Confluence of Women for Public Action The Confluence of Women shares an overview on the challenges for grassroots struggles in Colombia in face of Iván Duque’s policies
Autonomy “Sister Outsider,” by Audre Lorde 02/18/21By Capire Audre Lorde was an African-American poet, author, professor, and lesbian activist. If she were alive, she would be turning 87 today, February 18th, 2021!
Autonomy Demilitarization “Until Our Territories Are Free”: Women From Western Sahara in Ceaseless Struggle 02/18/21By Capire To mark the International Day of Solidarity with Sahrawi Women, we spoke with activist Chaba Seini Brahim.
Demilitarization Food sovereignty “To the Masters of Countries with a Cold Climate”, by Kishwar Naheed 02/12/21By Capire Read the translation of this anticolonial poem by Pakistani Kishwar Naheed.
Autonomy In Africa, Women Denounce Violence and Abuse in Industrial Oil Palm Plantations 02/08/21By Capire Watch the video exposing the violence suffered by African women in oil palm plantations
Movement Peasant Struggles in India, a Feminist Perspective 02/05/21By Capire Archana Prasad spoke with Capire about women’s work and lives in India and the struggles against corporate power and right-wing policies
Environmental justice Women Water Defenders in the Mountains of Argentina 02/03/21By Natalia Salvático In Argentinian frontline communities, women are saying, “How could we not fight? Do we dry with the land?”