Resources

Resourcing change: Supporting women’s rights organisations in fragile and conflict-affected states

How safe spaces for women and girls are helping to uproot gender-based violence in South Sudan

In this case study we look at how safe spaces in Tonj North, South Sudan, are helping women and girls who face the effects of violent conflicts as well as harmful cultural and gender norms. 

Journalism as evidence? How micro grants are improving women’s safety in Somalia

With the support of micro grants provided by the Somali Women’s Studies Centre in partnership with Saferworld, journalists Maryan and Abshiro have used storytelling and advocacy initiatives to improve women’s safety.

Supporting Somali journalists and amplifying women's voices with Jubaland Women Journalists

Dedicated to shifting power to women by developing their journalism skills, the Jubaland Women Journalists organisation (JWJ) has been making great strides in supporting women working in Somali media.

How a new data platform is helping activists tackle gender-based violence in Somalia

Together with Somalia Women Development Centre and Somali Women’s Study Centre, we established the 'Violence Observatory System' which documents cases of violence against women. Read how this new data platform is helping activists tackle gender-based violence in Somalia.

How women’s rights activists are paving the way for a more equal Somalia

Violence against women is a pervasive and deeply rooted problem in Somalia, and activists are critical for raising awareness and advocating for change. Read how women’s rights activist Dhubo Mohamed Abdi and traditional leader Omar Abdi are addressing this issue, and promoting women’s participation in peacebuilding and politics.

Partnership between civil society and authorities on gender equality in Uzbekistan

Conflict, gender-based violence and mental health in Lakes State: Perspectives from South Sudan

Challenging harmful gender norms for better mental health and peace among women and girls in the Wunlit Triangle, South Sudan