– The fight against AIDS must be feminist!
Faced with the agreed-upon discourses and political resistance, feminist activists are still struggling to make women's voices and solutions in the fight against HIV/AIDS heard. Today, on World HIV/AIDS Day, what are we waiting for to listen to them? by Aurélie Gal-Régniez, Chief Executive, Equipop, and Lucie Daniel, Advocacy Expert, Equipop
– Combating violence against women #3: In Guinea, with Kadiatou Konate
Throughout the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence, Equipop interviews its partners about their actions to combat gender-based violence.
– Combating violence against women #2: In Mali, with Oumou Salif Touré
Throughout the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence, Equipop interviews its partners about their actions to combat gender-based violence.
– Combating violence against women #1: In Mauritania, with Dieynaba NDiom
Throughout the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence, Equipop interviews its partners about their actions to combat gender-based violence.
– Everyone mobilized against gender-based and sexual violence
All over the world, gender-based and sexual violence is a tragically common reality for millions of women and girls. Its scale and effects are rarely acknowledged by society, the courts, and political authorities. For November 25, the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, […]
– Submission of the report by the High Council for Equality on feminist diplomacy
On November 18, the High Council for Equality submitted its report on "feminist diplomacy" to Jean-Yves Le Drian and Elisabeth Moreno. Equipop contributed to this document, which proposes courses of action for a truly transformative French foreign policy.
– Tell me everything…, a campaign to raise awareness and promote the adoption of SRHR by everyone
SOS/JD, ASMADE, and MMF are launching the "Tell me everything..." campaign. ." This campaign is part of the "Sen Da Ya Foo" project and will run from October to December 2020 on the web and on the airwaves. Its objectives are to inform adolescents and young people about sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) [...]
– Conference summarizing the "Let's CHANGE" project on the prevention of STIs in Europe
On September 15, 2020, the final conference of the Let's CHANGE project was held. Dedicated to the prevention of STIs in Europe, this two-year project was co-funded by the European Union. 136 people—professionals, institutions, and activists from across Europe—participated in this event.
– COVID and SRHR: how did the #OnDoitAgir project better withstand and integrate the pandemic?
The Covid-19 epidemic currently ravaging the world has also impacted the community activities of the #OnDoitAgir project, which were suspended at one point in accordance with official instructions from the Beninese health authorities. As a result, the implementing partners, with the support of Equipop, began to consider the possibilities of […]
– FROM THE UNITED NATIONS GENERAL ASSEMBLY (UNGA) TO THE GENERATION EQUALITY FORUM: RECOMMENDATIONS FROM YOUNG FEMINISTS IN WEST AFRICA
The United Nations General Assembly is currently taking place and it marks the beginning of a political momentum that will culminate in the summer of 2021 with the Generation Equality Forum in Paris. The coming months represent a unique opportunity to foster progress towards gender equality at the global level, and West African states must […]