From May 21 to 23, 2024, a technical workshop on national survey methodologies was held in Dakar as part of the "Our Bodies, Our Health" project.
Gynecological and obstetric violence (GOV) is a public health issue in Senegal, rooted in patriarchal social norms and deep gender inequalities and exacerbated by a
"Towards a feminist approach to sexual and gender-based violence: what can hospitals do?" – this is the title of the ninth meeting in the Feminism and Health series, on
On March 6, 2024, Equipop organized a symposium in Cotonou entitled "A space of our own between activism and research: let's discuss a feminist approach to SRHR!"
"What is the true nature of women? It was a nature constructed by men." – Ilana Lowy On March 16, the City Hall of Paris's 13th arrondissement welcomed us.
On January 19, 2023, we welcomed Stella Tiendrebeogo, a feminist psychologist practicing in Paris, and Julienne Zongo, an activist committed to the rights of women and girls suffering from mental illness in Burkina Faso.
With Mounia El Kotni, member of the writing collective for the new edition of the feminist health manual "Our Bodies, Ourselves," we address the following questions: What are the
How can we adopt a feminist approach in gynecological practice? How can we better prevent and address gynecological and obstetric violence? What is feminist sex education?
