Shadow Report to the 83rd Session of the CEDAW: Belgium’s obligation to support a global public good approach to COVID-19 diagnostics, vaccines and therapeutics
Lanzamiento edición 2021 de la Escuela de Economía Feminista
Sweden Shadow Report to the 80th Session of the CEDAW: The Impact of the EU’s Opposition to the WTO TRIPS Waiver Proposal on COVID-19 Vaccines
Launch of Spotlight on Sustainable Development 2021
Documento Temático # 5 La OMS y la COVID-19: Iniciativas multilaterales
Documento Temático # 4 Propuesta de exención de los ADPIC: Un debate en curso
Documento Temático # 3 Una evaluación de las flexibilidades de los ADPIC
Documento Temático # 2 – Normas internacionales de comercio e inversión, derechos de propiedad intelectual y Covid-19: Una perspectiva desde el Sur
Documento Temático # 1 – Acceso a los medicamentos: ¿Por qué debería preocupar a las feministas?
Issue Paper #5 – WHO & COVID-19: Multilateral Initiatives
Issue Paper #4 – TRIPS Waiver Proposal – An Ongoing Debate
Issue Paper #2 – International Trade and Investment Rules, Intellectual Property Rights and COVID-19: A Perspective from the South
Issue Paper #1 – Access to Medicines: Why Should Feminists Care
Call on IMF to stop promoting austerity in the Coronavirus recovery period
Open Letter to Heads of State Meeting at the UN
Rosalind Petchesky wins the Charles A. McCoy Award
The Post-Cotonou Negotiations
La ‘Nueva Normalidad’ en disputa: propuestas transformadoras desde la economía solidaria y feminista
DAWN Informs on Blue Economy
DAWN en el Foro Social Mundial de Economías Transformadoras
COVID-19 & Rights: the Kerala case
Civil society letter in support of the United Nations and the World Health Organization
Reflexiones de la Confluencia Feminista Hacia el Foro Social Mundial de Economías Transformadoras ante el COVID19
Lanzamiento Ciclo de Diálogos Virtuales “Miradas Feministas ante Economías Pandémicas”
Stop all trade and investment treaty negotiations during the COVID-19 outbreak and refocus on access to medical supplies and saving lives
Open letter: Civil society urges Gilead to take immediate action to ensure access to potential COVID-19 treatment
#8M International Feminist Strike
Feminist Challenges: DAWN’s Responses & Provocations
Religion & Statecraft
IGD Moments
Call for Sign-Ons: The Time is Now: An Urgent Call to Action on the 25th Anniversary of ICPD
CSO declaration on the IMF and austerity policies
Webinar 18 September: Does the digital economy promote women’s rights? Unpacking the myths!
Violence is not part of the Job!
Towards a Social Forum for the transformation of the Economy
Spotlight on Sustainable Development 2019: Reshaping governance for sustainability
Bodies, sexuality and rights: advances and resistance
Vacancy: DAWN’s Online Communications’ Associate
Vacancy: DAWN’s Communications’ Officer
Webinar on Bodies, sexuality and rights: advances and resistance
Corporate Accountability, PPPs and Women’s Human Rights
“In order to change the economy, we have to change our practices”
UNFPA report reflects on gains and challenges 25 years after ICPD
Escuela de Economía Feminista – DAWN
Civil Society Letter Against Digital Trade Rules in the WTO
The difficult path of feminism in China and its demands towards March 8th
Este 8 de marzo, las argentinas vuelven a reclamar por aborto legal, seguro y gratuito para no morir
International Women’s Day, 2019
Día Internacional de la Mujer, 2019
International Women’s Day, 2019
Ethiopia: gaps in gender equality
DAWN’s Feminist Economics School
Las penas de Nicaragua: historias de resistencia
European Parliament calls to promote taxation for gender equality
Statement: Sudanese authorities must stop killing peaceful protesters
Changing paradigms in favor of sexual and reproductive health and rights
Entrevista a Adoración Guamán: precariedad laboral y políticas de ajuste
Taller Migración, Derechos Humanos y Desarrollo (FSM, 2018)
Escuela de Economía Feminista
School of feminist economics: knowledge for action
First Women’s Assembly of the WSF on Migration
Women’s Rights Beyond the Business Case: Ensuring Corporate Accountability
¡No manipulen la Madre Tierra! Manifiesto contra la Geoingeniería
Hands Off Mother Earth! Manifesto Against Geoengineering
Statement of the Feminist Forum against G20
Action Days against the W20 and G20 / Jornadas de Acción contra el W20 y G20
No en nuestro nombre: Manifiesta del Foro Feminista frente al G20
Audio completo del 2do Webinario Formativo “Feministas hacia el G20”
Día Internacional por el Aborto Legal y Seguro: Declaración conjunta
Informe Alternativo al Comité DESC IV Evaluación periódica de la República Argentina
Shadow report to the 64th Session of the CESCR: IV Periodic Report of Argentina
Global Day of Action for Access to Safe and Legal Abortion: Joint CSO statement
Statement on Financing the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development
International call to mobilize against the G20 and the IMF
Llamamiento internacional a la movilización frente al G20 y el FMI
Los 10 mitos y verdades del G20
Crisis in Nicaragua: Call for international solidarity
Solidaridad internacional ante la crisis en Nicaragua
Convocatoria a Encuentro Nacional e Internacional Preparatorio contra el G20
Call for National and International Preparatory Meeting against the G20
ILO Report: Care work and care jobs for the future of decent work
“Feminismo sin censura” entrevista a Flora Partenio
Folleto ¡Las mujeres contra el G20!
Audio completo del 1er Webinario Formativo “Feministas hacia el G20”
Inscripciones abiertas para el 1er Webinario “Feministas hacia el G20”
Entrevista a Corina Rodríguez, de DAWN, por ONU Mujeres
The Marketisation of Governance (2000)
We need to revolutionize care systems if we are to achieve the 2030 Agenda, states the new Spotlight report
DAWN’s 20th Anniversary (2004)
Take five: “Leaving no one behind requires specific attention to those that have less resources and opportunities”
Spotlight on Sustainable Development 2018: Exploring new policy pathways
DAWN Informs on Gender & Global Trade
Foro Feminista frente al Libre Comercio / Feminist Forum Against Free Trade
Shadow report to the 70th Session of CEDAW: Review of Australia Extraterritorial Obligations
El movimiento feminista haciendo historia: la lucha por el aborto legal en Argentina
State of Civil Society Report 2018
Open letter to the UN condemning the war on drugs in Bangladesh
“Mantener una economía dependiente y abierta es una posición ideológica”, entrevista a Corina Rodríguez Enríquez
Feminist perspectives on the World Social Forum 2018 (English Subtitles)
Perspectivas feministas sobre el Foro Social Mundial 2018 (Subtítulos en español)
Call for international solidarity with the Brazilian people (Español & English)
New report: Financing for Development and the SDGs
Civil Society Organisations’ open letter to World Bank on PPPs
Comunicado conjunto sobre la crítica situación en Brasil
Dialogue on Fundamentalisms, Militarization and Corporate Power in Salvador de Bahia
Asamblea Mundial de Mujeres del FSM 2018 / World Women’s Assembly at WSF 2018
UN High Commissioner for Human Rights: “It takes real courage to stand up for women’s rights”
Release (Español & English): We condemn the murder of feminist Marielle Franco in Brazil
Joint Statement at HRC 37: Support the #BindingTreaty against corporate abuse
¿Por qué nos preocupamos por los cuidados? Colección de ensayos sobre Economía de los Cuidados
Final statement of the Peoples’ Summit “WTO Out! Building Sovereignty”
Foro Feminista frente al Libre Comercio
DAWN at 9th AP Conference on Reproductive and Sexual Rights
DAWN at the Peoples Summit “Out WTO! Building Sovereignty”
CSOs disappointed over MC11 failure to deliver on PSH, development
DAWN en el EFLAC 2017: Fotos
Is “gender” a Trojan horse to introduce new issues at WTO?
Incidencia frente al G20: DAWN se integra al Observatorio de Defensoras de Derechos Humanos de las Mujeres para el Mujeres20 (W20)
Derechos sociales vs. libre comercio: guía para el debate
Global call to women: united against the WTO
DAWN TRAINING INSTITUTE 2016
Presentación del libro “Refundando los contratos sociales” en Bolivia
WSF 2016 Workshop “Democracies and the rupture of social contracts in a fierce world”
DAWN joins experts in Bangkok to analyse ICPD and the 2030 Agenda
Engaging and provocative discussions at DAWN strategic dialogue
DAWN Alumnae – Renewed alliances between women to fight the HIV and AIDS epidemic
DAWN Alumnae – Feminism as a strategy of resistance in spaces of social action
Presentación del libro “Refundando los contratos sociales” en Bolivia
Panel Discussion: The Rise of Illiberal Democracy and Implications for Social Mobilization
WTO IP rules amended to ease poor countries’ access to affordable medicines
Emerging powers, gender, sexuality and human rights
What “big data” means for gender and development?
Hacia la garantía de los derechos sexuales y reproductivos en América Latina: Entrevista a Florencia Partenio
TPP rules in RCEP must be rejected
DAWN at Social Forum of Resistances “Democracy and the rights of peoples and the planet”
CSW60 Side Event – Sharing the Care: How to recognize, reduce, and redistribute
Panel: Trading Away Feminist Futures-A Critique of Unfair, Corporatised Trade, Finance, Aid and Development Practices
Center for Reproductive Rights Fact Sheet on Mellet v. Ireland decision by UN Human Rights Committee
Workshop “Feminist responses to the fracturing of social contracts in Latin America”
Taller “Respuestas Feministas frente a la Ruptura de los Contratos Sociales en América Latina”
INVITATION – 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development A Good or Bad Start?
Hacia la garantía de los derechos sexuales y reproductivos en América Latina – Lourdes Bascary
Emerging powers, gender, sexuality and human rights
DAWN at CSW 60
Future of UNCTAD
DAWN Forum in Montevideo
Expose, Oppose, Propose: Alternative Policy Groups and the Struggle for Global Justice
Transforming the world by 2030: the challenge for women
HLPF 2016 Side Event: 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development A Good or Bad Start?
China in Africa, Africa in China’: Gender & Sexuality Dimensions
Women’s rights: Illustrating the importance of a holistic approach to the 2030 Agenda
Operational guide of the Montevideo Consensus, Emphasis in Gender and Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights Chapters.
CSW60 [14th – 24th March, 2016] DAWN Events
DAWN Parallel Event at CSW60 – CANCELLED
FfD3 Geopolitical Analysis
Spotlight on Sustainable Development | 2016
(CPD 48) Dr Gita Sen at: Panel Discussion and Launch of a Special Issue of Global Public Health
DAWN at CPD48: panel discussion and launch of a special issue of Global Public Health
Christmas and New Year Greetings
Goals for the Rich: Indispensible for a Universal Post-2015 Agenda
Gita Sen define este mundo feroz
Cortos de Vista – Entrevista a Corina Rodríguez, EXPERTA ARGENTINA SOBRE SISTEMA DE CUIDADOS
De las palabras a la acción: 5 claves para la implementación y seguimiento del Consenso de Montevideo sobre población y desarrollo
Llegan a Uruguay feministas de cuatro continentes
SRHR Panel Discussion “SRHR in the Pacific for the next decades – what’s been achieved? What lies ahead?”
The Peace Forum: New York, 28-30 October 2015
Re-claiming Space: Challenging knowledge hierarchies and re-framing women, peace and security The Asia-Pacific Women’s Alliance for Peace and Security (APWAPS)
Apoyo a las feministas de Brasil: Moción de Reprobación
Support to the Brazilian feminists: Rejection Motion
Foro público Uruguay 2030: ¿Hacia patrones de producción, consumo y distribución equitativos y sostenibles?
FROM WORDS TO ACTION: 5 Keys to implementing and monitoring the Montevideo Consensus on Population and Development
Joint Statement by UN human rights experts*, the Rapporteur on the Rights of Women of the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights and the Special Rapporteurs on the Rights of Women and Human Rights Defenders of the African Commission on Human and People
Interview to Corina Rodríguez, El origen económico de la desigualdad – Economic Origins of Inequality
Public SDGs or Private GGs?
Is the UN fit for the ambitious new Sustainable Development Agenda?
(PRESS) Women’s Major Group Letter to the attention of USGs Ms Amina Mohammed and Mr Thomas Gass regarding the Images to present 2030 Agenda and SDGs to the world
Foro público Uruguay 2030: ¿Hacia patrones de producción, consumo y distribución equitativos y sostenibles?
DAWN celebrates International Women’s Day (IWD2015) in New York
Gigi: Tributes from friends
For Gigi………From DAWN
Gigi: Messages from friends
Farewell beloved Gigi
EC and Board messages – farewelling Gigi
(PRESS) Letter from Civil Society Regarding Future Agenda of the WTO Negotiations – 8 July, 2015
Contribution by Corina Rodriguez Enriquez at ICRICT Event: Expanding the debate on tax reform – 12 July, 2015
FfD3 side event (14 July, 6.15pm): Reimagining Regional and Feminist Policies to Finance Socio-Economic Transformation: A Dialogue between Government and Civil Society at FfD3
(PRESS) WWG and Addis CSO Group address Member States at the Opening Plenary of the FfD Conference
FfD Side-Event: Financing Gender Equality, Human Rights and Economic Justice: Getting the Right(s) Balance in the FfD Addis Ababa Action Agenda
Women’s Forum on Financing for Development – Friday, 10 July
FfD in Africa: Messages from Young African Feminists on the Road to the Third Conference on Financing for Development (ENG – FRA)
FfD Side – Event: Following up on Addis Ababa – What will we need to sustain the outcomes of the 3rd International Conference on Financing for Development?
[Press] UN Women Executive Director Statement on the International Day against Homophobia and Transphobia
Summary of the inquiry concerning the Philippines under Article 8 of the Optional Protocol to the CEDAW
DAWN at CSW59 – March 8 to March 20, 2015
[PRESS] Final Statement on the 48th Session of the UN Commission on Population and Development
Rio+20 Series: No to Green Economy
High Level Political Forum: Next steps and means of participation
Nothing About Us Without Us! Statement on the CSW Methods of Work Resolution
Collective Statement- CSW59 Declaration: A weak document to address the women’s and girls challenges
CSW Side Event – The Right to Development
Towards the Third International Conference on Financing for Development: Old Tensions and New Challenges Emerge in Negotiating Session
Special Issue of Global Public Health, Volume 10.2: Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights for the next decades: What’s been achieved? What lies ahead?
Taru’s Reflection on Francoise Girard’s Lecture
DAWN Training Institute Group Presentation on Feminism
Financement du Développement en Afrique Des messages de jeunes féministes africaines sur la voie vers la troisième Conférence sur le financement du développement
Update on Official version of the UN Secretary General’s Synthesis Report
Presentación de resultados de investigación sobre el impacto del gasto social y los impuestos sobre la desigualdad y la pobreza en Uruguay
Quality public health a must for UHC: Gita Sen
Men and boys for gender justice: Delhi Declaration and Call to Action
Twenty years after the Beijing Platform for Action: Have Asian-Pacific countries done enough for gender equality?
Righting Finance issues human rights audit of Committee on Financing Sustainable Development’s report
“Hidden Money, Hidden Resources: Financing Development with Transparency” Statement prepared by a group of participants of the Financial Transparency Coalition and Latindadd Conference
Major Group and Other Stakeholders, at the 3rd UN Global Conference on Small Island Developing States
Francoise Girard on Global Health Financing and Governance
Final Outcome Statement of WMG at the 3rd International Conference of Small Island Developing States
UN ESCAP Committee on Social Development meeting held in Bangkok 18-20 August
[CSW 58] States trying to remove human rights from the development agenda
Gigi: A Rare Diamond
[CSW 58] DAWN Side Event: Lesbian, Bi and Trans Activism
Women’s Major Group Release Statements on Final SDGs
Righting Finance submits letter on financing issues in Secretary General’s upcoming Synthesis Report
DAWN @ CSW 58
DAWN supports Social Solidarity Economy
DAWN signs on to the ILGA Oral Statement at Human Rights Council
Open Letter to the Co-chairs and Member States from Major Groups and Stakeholders
Double Mainstreaming Gender Equality & Climate Change in Post-MDG Sustainable Development Approaches
Reflection on the DTI Inter-linkages Session
[CSW 58] Gender and Sustainable Development, Climate Justice, Disaster Risk Reduction and Response: Women from Asia and the Pacific on the Front-Lines
LBT Activists and Allies Call on Governments to Stop Using Rights as Bargaining Chips
[CSW 58] Gita @ High-level Round Table on Priority Theme
DAWN and Korean Women’s Institute Public Forum: Asian Feminisms and Alternative Developments in the Age of Globalization
Rio+20 Series: Worker Conditions
#BringBackOurGirls: A joint op-ed on the abduction of more than 200 school girls in Nigeria
International Campaign for Women’s Right to Safe Abortion: Safe Abortion and the Post-2015 Agenda
Demand Accountability South Africa Campaign
Reflections on SLE exercises
Rio+20 Major Groups Press Briefing 14 June 2012
DAWN at CPD 48- Panel Discussion and Launch of a special issue of Global Public Health: what’s been achieved? what lies ahead?
Righting Finance delivers statement on Partnerships for Financing Sustainable Development
Historic Human Rights Council Resolution: For an International Legally Binding Instrument on Transnational Corporations
[CSW 58] Care and Sustainable Economy
Human rights organizations focus on financing for development negotiations
Regional Situation, Strategies and Necessary Tools for the Defense of SRHR
CSW Side Event – Inseparable: Linking the ICPD with the MDGs and the Post-2015 Development Agenda
Gender and Sustainable Development, Climate Justice, Disaster Risk Reduction and Response: Women from Asia and the Pacific on the Frontlines
Side Event CSW 58: Lesbian, Bi and Trans Activism: Creative Strategies, ESCR and Post 2015
Side Event: Care and Sustainable Economy in the Post 2015 Agenda
Gender, Economic, Social and Ecological Justice for Sustainable Development: A Feminist Declaration for Post 2015
Reflection on the DTI Inter-linkages Session
DAWN Statement for OWG 8 on Sustainable Development
Gita Sen Speaks at the Third Global Symposium on Health Systems Research in Cape Town, South Africa
Rio+20 Series: River Basin
CSOs Engage with the Pacific Islands Forum Secretariat on Conflict, Peace Security and Wider Sustainable Development Issues
UN Women Asia Pacific Regional Civil Society Advisory Group
Interrupting the Continuum of Gender and Sexual Based Violence in the Pacific
PEAS Session Norma Maldonado
All people, all rights, Everywhere!
GLOBAL DAY OF RAGE – Worldwide
URGENT SUPPORT FOR WOMEN AND GIRLS OF PAPUA NEW GUINEA!
Joseph Stiglitz calls for binding regulation for TNCs
ACTION ALERT: Demand human rights-consistent tax policies
Insights on PEAS Session
Advancing Sexual & Reproductive Rights
Reflections on the DTI Policy Debates
The Big Debate on Maternal Health
Rio+20 Series: Agrarian Reform
Rio+20 Series: Women’s Rights in Areas of Conflict
Happy Holidays!
Sixth Asia Pacific Population Conference Analysis by DAWN, RESURJ and IWHC
DAWN Launches New Website
Analysis by DAWN, RESURJ, YCSRR and IWHC on the Montevideo Consensus
Beyond the Instrumentalization of Women as a Means for Development
2013 Pacific SIDS Regional Preparatory Meeting
Reflection on the interaction with the DAWNEES
Letter to Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon on Progress Towards the MDGs and UN Development Agenda Beyond 2015
WMG Statement to Pacific SIDs
DAWN Feminist Economists at IAFFE Annual Conference
SAVE THE DATE: SEPT 19 Strengthening Gender Justice and Human Rights to Achieve Sustainable Development
DAWN Response to High Level Panel Report on Post 2015 Development Agenda
Pacific Feminists and Activists: Re-framing, Re-articulating and Re-energizing Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights!
Women’s Major Group Meeting @ Bonn Germany
DAWN @ UN CSW 57, New York
CEDAW GR 30 on Women in Conflict Prevention, Conflict and Post-Conflict Situations
[UPDATE] Strengthening Gender Justice and Human Rights to Achieve Sustainable Development
Strengthening Gender Justice and Human Rights
Overcoming Barriers to Comprehensive Sexual & Reproductive Health Services
STATEMENT FOR ENDORSEMENT: We Will Not be Mainstreamed into a Polluted Stream: Feminist Statement on the 2015 Development Agenda, Bonn 22 MARCH 2013
Women’s Rights in Political Transitions
Rio+20 Series: Stop Homophobia and Transphobia
Rio+20 Series: Sex Workers
Palabras de Apertura – Nicole Bidegain (DAWN)
Elimination and Prevention of Gender-Based Violence through Rights-based and Women-Oriented Approach at UN CSW 57
Beijing Workshop 2013
Outcome Document of the CSOs Monrovia Consultation for the Post 2015 Development Agenda
Session with SILAKA in the DTI
DAWN Informs January 2013
Joint Analysis of CPD45
[DAWN@Rio+20] Rio Centro Action: Silent Protest
Women Protest at Rio Centro, 19 June, Saying Governments Sell Women Out in Rio+20
Meet the DAWN team in Rio+20
[DAWN@Rio+20] DAWN organized and co-sponsored events at Rio+20
Rio+20 The Future We Demand
(CSW) DAWN Participation at the 56th Session of the Commission on the Status of Women
2nd Asia Capacity Building Workshop on Human Rights and Economic Justice
Women’s Call to Action Toward Cairo+20 (Speaking Out)
The Reproductive Health (RH) Bill Has Now Been Passed in the Philippines!
Asia-Pacific Post 2015 MDG: Virisila Buadromo
The Future Asia Pacific Women Want (Chinese Version)
DAWN: UGANDAN GOVERNMENT MUST STOP TRYING TO PASS ANTI-HOMOSEXUALITY BILL!
The Future Asia Pacific Women Want
Asia Pacific Regional Dialogue on Sustainable Development
The Need to Secure Women’s Rights to Emergency Contraception
Advocating for a Comprehensive Sexuality Education
El impacto redistributivo del sistema tributario uruguayo: ¿qué se ha logrado, cómo se puede avanzar?
Interlinking Bodily Integrity, SRHR and Democracy
Analysis Paper on the Rio+20 Process and Outcome Document
[DAWN@Rio+20] Governos jogam com o nosso futuro. As Feministas do Sul Exigem Atuação Responsável Agora (Portuguese)
CSOs from 10 ASEAN Member States Call for Recognition of Rights Related to Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity (SOGI)
Rio+20 Series: Young Women
[DAWN@Rio+20] Nota de prensa sobre Marcha de Mujeres en Río
Interview with Monika, Manory and Sophoan
Watch the DAWN Rio+20 Video Series (Asia), “Young Women Activists: Demanding the Future We Want”
[DAWN@Rio+20] Women’s Major Group Members at Rio+20 Call for End to Nuclear Power
[DAWN@Rio+20] DAWN SPEAKS TRUTH TO POWER AT RIO+20! PLEASE SHARE WIDELY!
DAWN in Adrienne Germaine’s Population Award Speech
[Panel abierto “Avances y desafíos sobre la Justicia Tributaria y la Justicia Social en Uruguay] Comentarios
DAWN Public Forum May 2012
CSW 56, New York
DAWN with ICAE at the World Education Forum in Porto Alegre
The Future We Demand
Rio+20 Series: Narmada Dam Bacholan Struggle
RIO+20 (Featuring: DAWN Intervention at the UNCSD Bureau Informal Dialogue with Major Groups on Behalf of the Women’s Major Group)
Reflections on DTI Press Conference Exercise
[DTI 2011] Zo’s Interview on the DTI
[DAWN@Rio+20] Governments Gamble with Our Future: South Feminists Demand Responsible Action Now
ICPD+20 Alert: Call to Action Videos
DAWN Oral Statement to the CEDAW Committee
Luciana’s Reflection on SRHR
Time to Make the Financial Sector Accountable to Human Rights: New Website to Expose Financial Sector Abuses, Launched on International Human Rights Day
Financial Regulation, Human Rights and Sustainability
Our Rights, Our Lives: Women’s Call to Action Toward Cairo+20
Patience’s Reflection on SRHR
DAWN Informs January 2012
Rio+20 Series: Rural Development
ECOSOC Council Vote Grants Consultative Status to ILGA
Civil Society Calls for the Establishment of an Ad hoc Panel of Experts on the World Financial and Economic Crisis and Its Impact on Development
IGLHRC Shocked at Possible Passage of Ugandan Anti-Homosexuality
Workshop on a Human Rights Approach to Economic Policy in Agriculture: Engendering the Kuala Lumpur Guidelines in Response to a Fierce New World
New Publication of the International Commission of Jurists
Asia-Pacific Post 2015 MDG: Shireen Pervin Huq
Pacific Civil Society Says: ‘Slow down! Experimental Seabed Mining is not a sustainable development option’
Educating Young People on SRHR
Why Regions Refocus 2015?
Statement by the Civil Society Reflection Group on Global Development Perspectives on Rio+20 and Beyond
Women’s Major Group Statement: Asia Pacific Regional Preparatory Meeting for Rio+20
Joint NGO Statement on Traditional Values
Intellectuals and Intellect Workers: The Role of the Educator in Today’s Fierce New World
DTI 2011
Letter of Concern from Pacific Gender, Economic & Environment Justice Workshop participants
Preventing Gender-Biased Sex Selection: An inter-agency statement of OHCHR, UNFPA, UNICEF, UN Women and WHO
DAWN Condemns the Horrendous Murder or Yet Another Lesbian Woman in South Africa
Campaign by the International Gay and Lesbian Human Rights Commission
Reflection Group on Global Development Perspectives
Letter from Civil Society Organizations to State Representatives: “Defamation of Religions” at the 16th Session of the United Nations Human Rights Council
(CSW) DAWN Statement at the Launch of UN Women
DAWN Welcomes Historic Report on Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity
Free Speech More Important than Free Trade: Vanuatu Government must respect rights of ni-Vanuatu
Call for Immediate Release of West Papuan Refugees from Vanimo Camp
COP 10 People’s Forum
Gita Sen Appointed Chairperson of the Third Session of the UN Human Rights Council Forum on Minority Issues
Maternal Mortality: In Need of Rescuing from the Depths of a Silo
Historical Reflections on DAWN: An Interview with Gita Sen
(FfD) Statement on the 2010 UN ECOSOC High Level Meeting (HLM): With References to the G-8/G-20 Meeting Outcomes
(DAWN Development Debates 2010) DAWN Panel Part 5
CSW 54 Podcasts
(CSW 54) Moving the Agenda Forward: Championing the Implementation of the Beijing Platform for Action for the Achievement of the MDGs [Part 1]
(CSW 54) Intervention of Zo Randriamaro at the “Development if Gender Matters” Seminar
(CSW 54) Moving the Agenda Forward: Championing the Implementation of the Beijing Platform for Action for the Achievement of the MDGs [Part 3]
(CSW 54) Moving the Agenda Forward: Championing the Implementation of the Beijing Platform for Action for the Achievement of the MDGs [Part 2]
(DAWN Development Debates 2010) DAWN Panel Part 2
(DAWN Development Debates 2010) Black Economy and Militarized Globalization by Zo Randriamaro on behalf of Adebayo Olukoshi with Commentary by Oscar Ugarteche
(DAWN Development Debates 2010) DAWN Panel Part 1
(DAWN Development Debates 2010) HIV/AIDS and Women by Rodelyn Marte
(DAWN Development Debates 2010) Welcome Address by Gigi Francisco
(DAWN Development Debates 2010) Financialization and Global Governance by Stephanie Seguino
(DAWN Development Debates 2010) Gender Identity, Sexuality and Feminism by Ros Petchesky
(DAWN Development Debates 2010) Militarization and Internationalization of Conflict by Rubina Saigol
(DAWN Development Debates 2010) Technology and Climate Justice by Diana Bronson
(DAWN Development Debates 2010) DAWN Panel Part 3
(DAWN Development Debates 2010) DAWN Panel Part 4
Ensuring Haitian Women’s Participation and Leadership in All Stages of National Relief and Reconstruction
Statement at the 54th Session of the UN Commission on the Status of Women
(FfD) Civil Society Statement Concerning Beijing+15 Process
Urge the New Japanese Government to Abolish the Provisions Under the Penal Code that Criminalize Abortion
DAWN Signs On To Open Letter to the Climate Response Fund and the Scientific Organizing Committee
(CSW) Concerning Beijing+15 Review Process at Commission on the Status of Women
(CSW) The Beijing Platform for Action 15 Years After: Surviving Multilateral Dysfunctionality in a Fierce New World
Gigi Francisco: A Glimpse at DAWN’s History
(CSW) DAWN Parallel Event at the 54th Session of the Commission on the Status of Women
Policy Recommendations to Address Critical Security Concerns and Needs of Women Human Rights Defenders in Haiti (WHRD IC)
A Feminist Agenda for Transforming Structural and Technological Convergence
Environmental Education and Gender Justice: Presentation to the Commission on Environment, Ecology and Sustainable Development (ICAE 7th World Assembly)
(FfD) IGTN/Netright for the Women’s Working Group on Financing for Development Statement on UNCTAD (UNCTAD Civil Society Forum)
(FfD) The Global Economic Crisis: Its Causes and Its Multiple Impacts
(FfD) Time to Act: Women Cannot Wait (A Call for Rights Based Response to the Global Financial and Economic Crisis)
No Commitments to Reforming the Financial Architecture
(FfD) Women’s Rights and Gender Equality in Financing for Development (Pre-Doha Review Conference)
(FfD) G20 and the IMF: Peddling Cosmetic Changes While Hounded by Illegitimacy
(FfD) A call for structural, sustainable, gender equitable and rights based responses to the global financial and economic crisis
Human Rights,Trade and Finance Linkages
(GEAR) Gender Equality Architecture Reform
(FfD) DAWN Coordinates the Women’s Working Group on Financing for Development
Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights and the Millenium Development Agenda
Engendering Peace Building for Political Re-structuring and Social Transformation
Gender Caucus in the Human Rights Council
(CSW) The United Nations Commission on the Status of Women
Gender Empowerment at UN Still Cloudy: IPS Interview with Gigi Francisco
A Message from Women Leaders from Fiji
Call for Support for the International Bureau for Laicite (Secularism)
DAWN Supported the Maternal Mortality Resolution in the Human Rights Council
Integrating a Gender Perspective in the Work of the Human Rights Council and Its Special Procedures
Positioning Sexuality in Holistic Development through Interlinkages
DAWN Herstory
(AP-NGO Forum, Oct 2009) Speech of Gigi Francisco at the Plenary, “An Agency for the Women in the UN, At Last!”
(Young Women Speak) Interview with Nilusha Hemasiri–DAWN RTI ’09 by Anne Mitaru–DAWN Intern from the University of Victoria
Comprehensive Reproductive Health in Ghana
(FfD) Good But Not Enough: Women’s Rights and Gender Equality (Post-Doha Review Conference)
Women’s Rights in Europe and Working with Partners in the South
Reflections on the Seminar Gender in the Information Society
SRHR in the English Speaking Caribbean: A Study of Maternal Mortality, Abortion and Health Sector Reform in Barbados, Jamaica, Suriname and Trinidad and Tobago
