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By Anisha Desai In Day One’s morning conversation, we discussed the meaning of democracy from a feminist perspective—how it… Read More »
By Erin Simpson Today was full of provocative and interesting discussions by women working for rights and democracy in… Read More »
By Erin Simpson Yesterday, the presenter from Palestine made an impassioned speech, arguing that feminists in Palestine should be… Read More »
By Mia MacDonald I learned that Mother’s Day is celebrated every year in Guatemala on May 10th. Apparently, it’s… Read More »
By Mia MacDonald Sunday, 10 May 2009 “Oh, no,” I realize as the after-dinner stroll on the cobblestoned streets… Read More »
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By Rachel Vincent Today is Mother’s Day and I am worlds away from my children, three biological and two… Read More »
By Erin Simpson It is not easy to bring 100 women from 6 continents for 3 days of meetings… Read More »
Rigoberta Menchú Tum welcomed participants to the second international conference of the Nobel Women’s Initiative in Antigua, Guatemala on May… Read More »
YOU CAN LISTEN IN! While the conference is for invited delegates only, there are plenty of other ways to listen… Read More »
By Mia MacDonald A global conference. Anticipation. The prospect of exhilaration. Enervation, too: all those preparations—organizing clothes for packing,… Read More »
International conference May 10 – 12, 2009 Antigua, Guatemala There are currently more people living in formal democracies that at… Read More »
How You Can Listen In! While the conference is for invited delegates only, there are plenty of other ways to… Read More »
Only one week to go – the weather is lovely and the city is beautiful. Nobel Women’s Initiative staff are… Read More »
DEAR PRESIDENT OBAMA, I found your book ‘Dreams from my Father’ a moving and inspiring story of your own struggle… Read More »
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