Movement Women Fighting Religious Fundamentalism in Zimbabwe 07/24/24Por Capire World March of Women militant in Zimbabwe gives an overview of the impacts of religious fundamentalism in everyday life
Autonomy “Through Feminism, People are Understanding More about LGBT+ Rights” 06/28/24Capire Read the interview with a member of the Landless People's Movement (LPM), South Africa
Movement Aminata Gado: “Unfair, Inhumane, Sadistic Sanctions Imposed on Niger” 05/17/24Capire La Via Campesina militant in Niger addresses the impacts of sanctions on the country and its struggle for sovereignty
Demilitarization War, Economic Conflicts, and the Struggle for Democracy in Sudan 02/16/24By Omayma Elmardi Omayma Elmardi of the WMW Sudan explains the ongoing conflict in the country
Environmental justice Food sovereignty Theodora Pius: “They Want Monoculture, We Want Justice and Democratizing Food Systems” 12/14/23Interview conducted by Bianca Pessoa and Iolanda Depizzol The member of MVIWATA and Word March of Women Tanzania talks about peasants struggles in the country.
Movement Phakamile Hlubi-Majola (South Africa): “Our Ideology as a Trade Union is Rooted in Socialism” 11/09/23By Capire Read and listen to the interview with the member of the National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa (NUMSA)
Movement Miriam Makeba, A Voice for African Women’s Struggles 07/31/23By Capire This July 31st, African Women’s Day, we bring together statements by WMW militants from Africa about Miriam Makeba’s struggle and career
Food sovereignty Corporate Capture of Africa’s Food Systems and Environment 07/21/23By Leonida Odongo Leonida Odongo denouces corporate power in African countries and shares grassroots alternatives based in agroecology
Demilitarization Palestine Yasmeen El-Hasan: “Israel is a colonial occupier” 05/03/23Capire Feminism, youth and peasants resistances in Palestine are the subjects of this interview with the Union of Agricultural Work Committees’ activist
Movement Josie Mpama: Resistance to Apartheid in South Africa 04/12/23Tricontinental A leader in the resistance to colonial oppression and the apartheid system, Josie was a key figure in women’s organizing in South Africa