– "Feminist diplomacy: taking action": the HCE calls on the government

The High Council for Equality has submitted its assessment report on France's "feminist diplomacy" strategy to Ministers Catherine Colonna and Isabelle Rome. Equipop contributed significantly to this report, which draws the government's attention to the level of ambition required to pursue a truly feminist foreign policy.

– FEMINISTS IN ACTION AGAINST GENDER-BASED AND SEXUAL VIOLENCE!

For 15 months, Equipop will support two consortiums of feminist organizations in West Africa, thanks to financial backing from the Feminists in Action fund. Five West African countries (Benin, Burkina Faso, Niger, Senegal, and Ivory Coast) will thus be covered by actions aimed at combating gender-based and sexual violence (GBV). 

– Feminist caravans of community discussions: meetings with Ramatoulaye and Irad

For nearly a year, feminist activists from eight West African countries, working with Equipop as part of the "Young Feminists in West Africa" project, have been traveling the roads of their countries. They set out to meet women and girls in rural areas to listen to their concerns, difficulties, priorities, and specific needs [...]

Promoting youth involvement in decision-making bodies

Over five days in January, Dakar hosted the National Incubation Lab organized by Equipop as part of the Sansas project (funded by @AFD_France). The Lab brought together 25 representatives of young people and civil society organizations. Together, they co-developed an advocacy project to be implemented in […]

– Feminists hit the road: community discussion caravans

It is by listening to those most affected that we can understand the oppression they face. Feminist activists involved with Equipop as part of the "Young Feminists in West Africa" project have understood this approach well. For nearly a year, they have been reaching out to women and girls in rural areas to [...]

– Make menstruation a topic of health, education, and equality!

Every day, 300 million women around the world have their periods. Yet periods are often shrouded in silence and shame within families and receive little public investment. On May 28, World Menstrual Hygiene Day, let us remember that periods are a matter of education, rights, and health […]

– The story: passing on the struggle

On January 26, 2023, the West African Young Feminists Network and Equipop organized the fifth edition of the Sororités francophones cycle. The aim of this meeting was to gain a better understanding of the issues surrounding feminist narratives.

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