The book Vital Voices: 100 women using their power to empower”, the testimonials of commitment from one hundred women who count today in the world. Among them, indigenous and committed
Under the guidance of Pierre de Valombreuse, the Badjao women are involved in a daily life where their free and essential word ensures the link between families. Whether they are
Voices denouncing forced marriages and domestic violence are increasingly visible. The novel by the Cameroonian Djaïli Amadou Amal Les Impatientes, which traces the journey of three women victims of violence,
Le livre Vital Voices : 100 women using their power to empower”, les témoignages d’engagement de cent femmes qui comptent aujourd’hui dans le monde. Parmi elles, des femmes autochtones et
For the 20th anniversary of two resolutions allowing the recognition of rape as a war crime, UN Women France is organizing a digital forum on the theme "Is a sustainable peace without women possible ?".
Ecofeminism is at the crossroads of the environmental struggle and the protection of women’s rights. It’s a major current trend in the feminist movement and its Western figures are numerous.
“Women in distress exist in the world. We must all stand together to move forward. So let’s all hold hands and walk together towards a better future.” During a radio
“Native women voices”, supported by the Chanel Foundation for the Advancement of Women and Girls and the Ministry of Culture and Overseas France, was launched on December 10, 2018. This
On Wednesday 16 September 2020, a group of French environmental organisations addressed a tribune to the French President. They are opposed to the free trade agreement between the European Union
Titaua Peu, feminist and writer, breaks the taboos of a fantasized Polynesia in Pina, published in 2016. She bears witness to the rise of women’s voices in a socially and
