With the increasing risk of COVID, taking account the lack of accessible information NIDWAN with support of PAWANKA Fund created an informative video on COVID awareness. कोभिडको संक्रमण बढिरहेको हालको
National Indigenous Disabled Women Association Nepal (NIDWAN) organized three workshops in the month of December. The workshops were supported by International Disability Alliance (IDA) and Indigenous Person with Disabilities Global
eminist philanthropy in Serbia: This article talks about becoming agents of change for women’s rights in Serbian society requires creativity in building connections
The project “Fostering Resilience of Women-Led Businesses (including home-based women producers) and Consumers” kicks off. This project will equip women entrepreneurs and producers with tools to enhance their business resilience
Getting traction and funding for women’s rights in India can be difficult, but partnering with innovative corporations is one way to push the boundaries of change.
Groups in Nepal working at the intersections of different issues such as indigenous women with disabilities, are largely invisible to funders—but cross-movement collaboration can help fill funding gaps.
The Community Based Inclusive Development and Organisations of Persons with Disabilities Task Groups co-hosted a workshop focused on civic space during the IDDC General Assembly. Meaningful participation of civic space
Every year, the NGO CSW/ NY organises a Forum where civil society organisations have the opportunity to engage in discussions to take forward advocacy needed to empower women and girls.
The COVID-19 pandemic has entrenched systemic gaps, underlying structural inequalities and pervasive discrimination, more visible with inadequate healthcare, access to information, employment and livelihoods, and social protection system mainly for
Ms. prtaima talks about Empowering [indigenous women with disabilities] means that we must be at the table making decisions about the issues that affect us.
