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The IGWG promotes gender equity within global health programs with the goal of improving family planning and reproductive health, HIV/AIDS, maternal, child health, and nutrition outcomes, and fostering sustainable development.

IWDA has worked for more than 30 years to progress the rights of women and girls.

Lillian Trager, professor of anthropology at the University of Wisconsin-Parkside for over 30 years, served as director of the university’s Center for International Studies from 1993-1998. Her research focused primarily on Nigerian community ties,…

Mothering Across Continents (MAC) is a non-profit through which volunteer "catalysts" receive consulting, coaching and mentoring to develop dream projects that help raise tomorrow's leaders.

By providing dynamic learning opportunities where diverse audiences can learn at their own pace and access the knowledge they need, the Open Learning Campus (OLC) equips individuals with the knowledge and capabilities to tackle the toughest…

Thirteen key insights into how women’s rights organizations and movements can strengthen capacity to track and assess the contribution of our organizations and interventions.

Presents findings of a study that investigated corporate-funded women’s economic empowerment programs and includes an integrated framework that the private sector can adopt to increase return on investment and enhance women's economic advancement.

This series of briefs entitled The crisis’ impact on women’s rights, published by the , includes sub-regional perspectives on the impacts seen to date of the current crisis on women and women’s rights as well as those likely to come. These…

The first issue of Critical Half, an annual publication of Women for Women International, was dedicated to the topic of religion.

This policy brief presents findings from an expert consultation among Indian government and civil society representatives on gender equality, with a special focus on men, masculinities, and the critical role that men have to play toward the success…