MEMBER PUBLICATIONS

Gender-based Violence Prevention Network: “Strengthening Regional Work on Gender-based Violence”, November 2006. This report emerged from the members meeting held in Kampala, hosted by PATH, the Interagency Gender Working Group, USAID, Raising Voices and the GBV Prevention Network. View the report [here], or see it in its permanent location at: [member publications/reports]

Kenya Female Advisory Organization (KEFEADO): Shares the concept of a research they intend to undertake as a baseline for their up coming project on Sexual Identity and Human rights, which will seek to facilitate open discussions on issues of same sex relations from a human rights perspective and their impact on health, emotional well being and educational performance. View the document [here] or see it in its permanent location at: [member publications/reports]

Kivulini Women’s Rights Organization: “A Highlight of the Irish Prime Minister’s Visit to Kivulini”. On January 17th 2008 the Irish Prime Minister Bertie Ahen T.D together with the Tanzanian Prime Minister Hon. Edward Lowasa visited Kivulini the aim of this visit to learn from Kivulini’s work against domestic violence. View the document [here] or see it in its permanent location at: [member publications/reports]

Kivulini Women’s Rights Organization: A report on activities conducted during the 16 Days of Activism against violence women and girls in the Lake Zone on January 17th 2008. View the document [here] or see it in its permanent location [member publications/reports]

Nhimbe Trust Zimbabwe:  An overview of the Choose Life tool kit. This kit aims to promote gender equality and to advocate for improvements in the availability and accessibility of care and treatment services on the part of resource-poor HIV-positive women in Gokwe South Rural District of Zimbabwe. The kit utilizes live interactive performances in an effort to create community awareness about the gender discrimination that affects access to treatment for many rural women. View the document [here] or see it in its permanent location at: [member publications/reports]

Southern Africa Media and Gender Institute (SAMGI): “What We Wear Won’t Stop Rape!” An activity report detailing SAMGI’s mini skirt march organized on the 7th December 2007 in support of all rape survivors. The march was drawn from a research conducted by Mijam van Heugten that discovered that some women were still asked what they were wearing, why they were there and how much they drank. View the document [here] or see it in its permanent location at: [member publications/reports]

NON-MEMBER PUBLICATIONS

Association for Women’s Rights in Development (AWID): “Where is the Money for Women’s Rights? The Second Funder Report: Financial Sustainability for Women’s Movements World Wide” By Joanna Kerr 2007. The Report is second in a series of publications resulting from AWID’s multi-year action research initiative “Where is the Money for Women’s Rights?” this report probes deeper into fundamental questions related to resource mobilization and movement-building. View document [here] or see it in its permanent location at: [non-member publications/reports]

Association for Women’s Rights in Development (AWID): A set of primers by AWID on Aid Effectiveness and Women's Rights which share critical information and analysis about the new aid architecture that has emerged as a result of the Paris Declaration (PD) that has impacted on how and to whom aid is being delivered as well as how donor and aid-recipient countries are relating to one another. View the primers [here] or see it in its permanent location at: [non-member publications/reports]

The Eastern African Sub-Regional Support Initative for the Advancement of Women: ‘The Women’s Voices for Peace Initiative’ February 2008. This report presents the peoceedings of a regional  Dialogue on Women’s Voices for Peace which was held on 15th February 2008. View the Document [here] or see it in its permanent location at: [non-member publications/reports]

Engender Health: “Sexual and Reproductive Health for HIV Positive Women and Adolescent Girls: A Manual for Trainers and Program Managers” 2006. This training manual provides information and a structure for a four day training and two day planning workshop. The training aims to enable program managers and health workers to provide comprehensive, nonjudgmental, and high-quality SRH care and support to HIV-positive women and adolescent girls. The manual is designed for a local context with limited resources. View document [here] or see it in its permanent location at: [non-member publications/reports]

Engender Health: “Risk and Resilience: Obstetric Fistula in Tanzania” 2006. A qualitative study conducted by Engender Health and the Women’s Dignity Project in Tanzania to understand the many dimensions of obstetric fistula and its related social vulnerability. View document [here] or see it in its permanent location at: [non-member publications/reports]

Straight Talk Foundation: “Using Radio to Help Communities Talk” June 2006. This manual is about using radio for encouraging community dialogue and exploring various stages of creating programming. It was published by Straight Talk Foundation (STF), a non-governmental organization in Uganda specializing in health and development communication through radio, print, and community out-reach training, based on the importance of radio in Uganda as a tool for propelling communities into action. View the document [here] or see it in its permanent location [non-member publications/program tools]

Sudanese Women’s Declaration on Darfur: From 24th to the 25th of January in 2008 the African Women’s Consultation on Darfur was held in Addis Ababa in Ethiopia. The consultation was coordinated by Femmes Africa Solidarité and one of the outcomes was the Sudanese Women’s Decelaration on Dafur. View document [here] or see it in its permanent location at: [non-member publications/reports]