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Casa del Sol teaches Granos Solidarios how to cook using solar energy
Last Saturday, Bien de Mujer staff and 17 women from Granos Solidarios traveled all the way to Casa del Sol in Guanacaste (a 4-hour drive) to learn how to cook with solar panels. The women sang the w… more →
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Have you ever seen a female tour guide?
wrote 2 months ago: Have you ever seen a female tour guide? I have had a good share of safaris all over East Africa but … more →
Women no longer at ease - Uganda's Independent
wrote 3 months ago: WOMEN NO LONGER AT EASE by by Joan Akello and Ian Katusiime The Independent [Uganda] Is the reduce … more →
The Importance Of Men And Masculinities In Gender And Development
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wrote 9 months ago: I’m currently taking a class on gender and development and I absolutely LOVE it so far, even t … more →
Featured Events: March 2012
wrote 1 year ago: This month’s featured events include a networking opportunity with WID, a film screening of Our Scho … more →
Eliminating health inequities : every woman and every child counts
wrote 1 year ago: This report stresses the importance of removing all barriers to health services for women and childr … more →
Social enterprise, local solutions to local problems
wrote 1 year ago: There is often said that NGOs have no interest in ending poverty in Africa because if they did they … more →
Women of Africa : a powerful untapped economic force for the continent
wrote 1 year ago: This report highlights the reality that in the seven largest economies in Africa, only 32.7% of wome … more →
The Sex/Gender System In Afghanistan
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wrote 1 year ago: Late last year, I wrote a high-level paper on the topic of Gender and Development (GAD), using Afgha … more →
Q: Why Invest in Women?
wrote 1 year ago: A: Investing in women’s healthcare, education, social, political and economic equality more th … more →
Julie Nelson ’10 – Changing Lives in Azerbaijan
wrote 1 year ago: Julie with Prof. Sue Jamison in September '11 Before coming to Robert Morris University, Julie … more →
World Food Day - Women, Food and Disparity
wrote 1 year ago: The World Food Programme (WFP), the food aid arm of the United Nations, has this to say about Women … more →
Casa del Sol teaches Granos Solidarios how to cook using solar energy
wrote 2 years ago: Last Saturday, Bien de Mujer staff and 17 women from Granos Solidarios traveled all the way to Casa … more →
Women helping women in La Carpio, Granos Solidarios
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wrote 2 years ago: Created and supported by the Women’s Wellbeing and Development Foundation/Bien de Mujer (WWDF/Bien d … more →
Sheryl WuDunn: Our century’s greatest injustice | Video on TED.com
wrote 2 years ago: Sheryl WuDunn: Our century’s greatest injustice | Video on TED.com. … more →
Let's Hear it for the Girls (and Girl Cubs)!
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wrote 3 years ago: Note: This piece was originally written in March 2010 during International Women’s Month Hi everyon … more →
Some substance when talking about Hillary Clinton's foreign policy
wrote 3 years ago: I’m a fan of Hillary Clinton. As well, I should be (and so should everyone else). After all, … more →
Sowing Autonomy: Gender and Seed Politics in semi-arid India
wrote 4 years ago: “Over the last five decades, seeds have slipped out of farmers’ control by gradually becoming … more →
Japanese Luncheon at Anihan
wrote 4 years ago: Prepared and served by the Anihan Scholars, this was the culminating activity for their National Cer … more →
Anihan Graduation 2009 on Flickr
wrote 4 years ago: Click here to see the slideshow on FLICKR … more →
