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It is work, not help: women in agroecology
Brazilian organizers show why making women's farm work visible must also change household responsibility, access to credit and time for collective action.
- Ecofeminism
- Food Sovereignty
- Domestic Labor
Black Women's March Declaration (2015)
Brazil's Black Women's March turns Bem Viver into demands about life, safety, land, work and media power, asking who defines equality and controls its implementation.
- Black Feminism
- Political Participation
- Environmental Justice
More Theft and Assault Among People Without Housing
French survey data distinguish women's exposure to violence from street visibility, showing why housing categories, time periods and denominators matter.
- Poverty and Justice
- Violence Against Women
- Research Methods
Women’s Access to Justice: CEDAW Recommendation 33
CEDAW identifies six connected conditions of justice and examines how cost, distance, care responsibilities and gender stereotypes obstruct usable rights.
- Human Rights
- Policy Research
- Anti-Sexual Violence
Disability Justice: A Working Draft
Patty Berne's Sins Invalid essay distinguishes disability rights from disability justice, centering intersectionality, leadership by those most impacted, anti-capitalism, cross-movement organizing, collective access, and collective liberation.
- Disability Justice
- Intersectional Feminism
- Race and Gender
Ni Una Menos: The 3 June 2015 Manifesto
The Argentine manifesto joins the right to refuse with demands for housing, support, public budgets and institutions that can sustain that refusal.
- Latin American Feminism
- Social Movements
- Anti-Sexual Violence
Histories of the Self: Women's Diaries in Heian Japan
Sonja Arntzen reads three Heian women's diaries through poetry, marriage, court labor, and reading, showing how literary form shaped self-writing while exposing questions of class and representation.
- Women's History
- Life Writing
- Women's Literature
Occupational Segregation in France, 1983 - 2011
Dares separates changes within occupations from changes in their size, showing why a falling segregation index does not establish better working conditions.
- Feminist Economics
- Gender Discrimination
- Labor Rights
General Recommendation No. 30 on women in conflict and its aftermath
CEDAW connects peace and security with land, employment, participation and justice, moving beyond a focus solely on wartime sexual violence or women’s seats at talks.
- War and Peace
- Human Rights
- Political Participation
Indigenous Women in Latin America: Demographic and Social Dynamics in a Human-Rights Framework
A regional evidence base on Indigenous women’s physical, economic, and political autonomy that also exposes how statistical invisibility limits rights, policy, and accountability.
- Latin American Feminism
- Indigenous Feminism
- Human Rights
Bangkok Civil Society Declaration: From Inclusive to Just Development
Asia-Pacific civil society organisations connect development justice to redistribution, land, livelihoods and accountability to people.
- Economic Justice
- Environmental Justice
- Transnational Feminism
Wellness, Self-Care and Security: Why This Is Important to Feminism
Katherine Ronderos links personal, social and political care to show why activists’ wellbeing and security are part of sustaining feminist movements, not private concerns outside politics.
- Care Economy
- Social Movements
- Human Rights
Moving Toward the Ugly
Mingus writes from disability justice to critique how beauty, normality, and desirability organize bodily value, proposing a liberatory politics of moving toward the ugly.
- Disability Justice
- Body Politics
- Queer Theory
Food Sovereignty: Exploring Debates on Development Alternatives and Women’s Rights
Pamela Caro reads food sovereignty through peasant organizing and feminism, asking who controls land and seeds - and how recognizing rural women’s work can avoid fixing gendered divisions of labor.
- Food Sovereignty
- Feminist Political Ecology
- Social Movements
The VAMP/SANGRAM Sex Workers’ Movement
This movement case study shows how sex workers in southwest India built collective leadership, challenged police violence and rescue politics, and forced feminist organizations to confront their own moral boundaries.
- South Asian Feminism
- Sex Worker Rights
- Labor Rights
Domestic Workers Convention, 2011 (No. 189)
ILO Convention No. 189 connects household employment to rights over rest, documents, remuneration and access to remedies.
- Domestic Labor
- Labor Rights
- Migration
ILO Recommendation No. 201 on Domestic Workers
The 2011 recommendation makes domestic workers’ rights concrete through contracts, standby records, rest and oversight of cross-border recruitment.
- Domestic Labor
- Migration
- Labor Rights
The Istanbul Convention: Beyond Punishment
The Istanbul Convention connects prevention, support, prosecution and public resources, making institutional responsibility central to addressing violence.
- Anti-Sexual Violence
- Violence Against Women
- Human Rights
Access Intimacy: The Missing Link
Mia Mingus distinguishes access intimacy from reluctant help: can needs be trusted without humiliation, emotional repayment or surrendering autonomy?
- Disability Justice
- Care Economy
- Emotional Labor
Second Manifesto on Disabled Women’s Rights
EDF’s 2011 manifesto connects legal capacity, community life, sexual rights and leadership, exposing tensions between support and substitute decisions.
- Disability Justice
- Feminist Disability Studies
- Reproductive Autonomy
Blackening Feminism
Carneiro connects labor, beauty and reproductive autonomy to ask whose experience defines women’s oppression and how antiracism changes feminist politics.
- Black Feminism
- Intersectional Feminism
- Labor Rights
Changing the Framework: Disability Justice
Mia Mingus explains why social justice movements must move from treating disability as an individual problem or single-issue rights concern toward understanding it as political experience, community history, and a framework for collective liberation.
- Disability Justice
- Social Justice
- Community Activism
Thinking Out Loud About Feminism
Through a fictional roundtable dialogue, this article explores the diverse perspectives, internal tensions, and the profound impact of race, class, and gender identity on contemporary feminism.
- Intersectional Feminism
- Gender Equality
- Queer Theory
The Bangkok Rules
The Bangkok Rules address searches, reproductive health, children and noncustodial measures, while leaving open the political question of imprisonment itself.
- Carceral Feminism
- Human Rights
- Motherhood