South Africa commemorates on Sunday 70 years since the Women’s March of 1956, when around 20,000 women of all races marched to the administrative capital, Pretoria, to protest apartheid laws forcing Black women to carry passes that restricted their movement. … [Read more...] about 70 years after South Africa’s women protested apartheid, many say their fight for freedom isn’t finished
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From Crisis Response to Climate Justice: What Our Partners Do Around the World
Gender justice is not a single issue. Around the world, our partners — grassroots feminist organizations — are tackling some of the most complex challenges communities face. They're providing crisis care, fighting for reproductive rights, pushing institutions to protect survivors of violence, and leading climate solutions. These stories are a glimpse of what that looks like. … [Read more...] about From Crisis Response to Climate Justice: What Our Partners Do Around the World
Global Fund for Women and Magic: The Gathering Announce Secret Lair x Global Fund for Women: Their Magic Is Limitless
A new Secret Lair philanthropy drop celebrates women and collective power while supporting gender justice movements worldwide. Global Fund for Women and Wizards of the Coast announce Secret Lair x Global Fund for Women: Their Magic Is Limitless, a new Magic: The Gathering philanthropy drop that celebrates women, mentorship, connection, and the power of collective action. Fifty … [Read more...] about Global Fund for Women and Magic: The Gathering Announce Secret Lair x Global Fund for Women: Their Magic Is Limitless
1 in 5 men have the ‘M factor,’ a newly identified syndrome linked to misogyny and violence
What does masculinity mean in 2026? A sweeping new study suggests the answer may have serious implications for society. … [Read more...] about 1 in 5 men have the ‘M factor,’ a newly identified syndrome linked to misogyny and violence
“Nowhere in Sudan is Truly Safe for Women”: A Feminist Activist on How to Support Women and Girls through War
Published May 26, 2026 In Sudan, the crisis is staggering. After three years of conflict, humanitarian systems have collapsed. Sudan now has the highest number of internally displaced people in the world, and nearly half of Sudan’s population, 19 million people, face acute hunger. Women, girls, and historically marginalized groups are bearing the brunt of the crisis and make up … [Read more...] about “Nowhere in Sudan is Truly Safe for Women”: A Feminist Activist on How to Support Women and Girls through War