Call for Proposals: Central Asia Feminist Participatory Action Research (FPAR) Programme
Русский вариант, кликните здесь Feminist Participatory Action Research for Change! Support to Rural, Indigenous, Urban Poor Women’s Organisation in Central
APWLD Member Zoom-In: Alma Sinumlag
“We Are Not Alone In Making The World A Better Place” The cold bites in New York. That’s what Alma
Press Release: Women Resist Against World Bank and International Monetary Fund On International Day of Rural Women
15 October 2018 Bali, Indonesia On the eve of International Day of Rural Women, over 200 grassroots women workers, farmers,
New Resource: Seven Reasons Why Feminists Say No to World Bank-IMF Neoliberalism
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) provides loans to countries experiencing balance of payments problems or financial crises in exchange
APWLD Announces New Partners for Breaking Out of the Marginalisation Feminist Participatory Action Research
APWLD's Breaking Out of Marginalisation Programme has selected new partners for our Feminist Participatory Action Research (FPAR) - supporting grassroots women's organisations
Report on Feminist Perspective on Chin Community’s Customary Laws & Practices
Our Breaking Out of the Marginalisation Feminist Participatory Action Research (BOOM-FPAR) partner Ninu Women in Action from Burma/Myanmar, have just released
The Visa, Snow, and the CSW62 – A Blog by Alma Sinumlag
Touchdown USA It was my first time traveling to the United States of America. If it had not been for
Call for Proposals: Feminist Participatory Action Research – Support to Grassroots Women Organisations for Land Rights and Development Justice 2018-2020
“Our Land & Water - Our Life. Our Livelihood. Our Dignity" Strengthening Feminist Movements for Land Rights and Development Justice
APWLD Member Alma Sinumlag Speaks At Asia-Pacific High-Level Meeting for CSW 62
Silence is never an option 23rd Feb, 2018 Bangkok, Thailand Good morning! My name is Alma Sinumlag, an Indigenous Kalinga-Igorot,
New Resource: FPAR Research on Women Migrant Workers in Thailand
There are currently an estimated 3-4 million migrant workers in Thailand coming from Laos, Cambodia and Myanmar. The majority of