Advancing People’s Agenda for Development Justice
Civil society groups from Asia and the Pacific met in Bangkok from May 15-17, 2014 to develop regional recommendations on
Building feminist movements to stimulate change
Grassroots women of the Asia Pacific Region have borne the brunt of the unrelenting global desire for increased consumption and
What kind of transformation do we need to see?
Presentation at UNESCAP Asia Pacific Forum on Sustainable Development 2014 Helen Hakena speaking at the UNESCAP Asia Pacific Forum
Reflections on CSW 58
Key areas of consensus and contention in the post-2015 development agenda -Reflections on CSW 58 Last month’s session of the
Key areas of consensus and contention in the post-2015 development agenda -Reflections on CSW 58
Last month’s session of the UN Commission on the Status of Women (CSW) provided a critical preview of the key
Influencing the discourse on sustainable development financing
APWLD and allied civil society organisations pushed forward our development justice model at a meeting of Intergovernmental Committee of Experts
Presentation at CSW 58 on implementation of MDGs
This statement was presented by APWLD member Virisila Buadromo from the Fiji Women's Rights Movement I’m speaking today on behalf
Access and Control of Sampalan Women tillers to Land in West Java Province, Indonesia
From 2012 to 2013, APWLD conducted a feminist participatory action research with five rural and indigenous women’s organisations. In this
Imagining Other Spaces: Envisioning development justice in the Information Age
Nandini Chami IT for Change, November 2013 (This paper builds upon IT for Change's presentation for the Panel on 'Framing
Towards an Inclusive Movement
How and Why We Need to Include Migrant Domestic Workers in Conversations about Development Justice Katelyn Davis, Research and Advocacy