DAWN’s mission is to achieve a progressive and inclusive vision by developing and advocating for feminist analytical frameworks rooted in the lived realities of women of the South, in order to understand the economic, social, cultural and political processes that perpetuate inequalities and violate human rights. We examine development strategies and policies of countries in the economic South from a feminist perspective, highlighting their implications for women and other marginalised groups, and advocating for alternatives.
Since its first strides in the early 1980s, DAWN has been producing and publishing articles, books, magazines, reports, statements, audiovisual pieces and a variety of other materials as part of this effort. On this page you have access to the entirety of this production in chronological order.
Library archive

DAWN Informa Abril 2000

DAWN Informs April 2000

Des Lezardes dans l’Edifice: Perspectives de Critiques Feministes Africaines sur les Femmes et l’Art de Gouverner

Cracks in the Edifice: Critical African Feminist Perspectives on Women and Governance

Signposts to the Summit: Towards WSSD +5: DAWN Regional Debates on PRST

De poderes y saberes: Debates sobre reestructura politica y transformacion social

DAWN Informa 3 November 1999

DAWN Informs N3/1999

DAWN Informa N2/1999

DAWN Informs 2 1999

De Tina a Temba: Les debats de DAWN Afrique sur les cadres alternatifs de developpement

DAWN Informs N1/1999

Pacific DAWN Research Network Meeting: Alafua

Beyond the DAWN – Africa debates: Globalisation in search of alternatives

Implementing ICPD: Moving Forward in the Eye of the Storm

Memoria del Seminario Internacional: Reestructura Política y Transformación Social

DAWN Informs N2/1998

DAWN Informs N1 1998

Beyond the Malestream: Feminist Perspectives on Political Restructuring and Social Transformation

From ‘There is No Alternative’ to ‘There Must Be an Alternative’: The DAWN African Debates on Alternative Development Frameworks

DAWN Informs N1/1996

Markers on the Way: The DAWN Debates on Alternative Development

DAWN Informs N3/1995

