| About Us |
| Development Alternatives with Women for a New Era (DAWN) is a network of feminist scholars, researchers and activists from the economic South working for economic and gender justice and sustainable and democratic development. DAWN provides a forum for feminist research, analyses and advocacy on global issues (economic, social and political) affecting the livelihoods, living standards, rights and development prospects of women, especially poor and marginalized women, in regions of the South. Through research, analyses, advocacy and, more recently, training, DAWN seeks to support women's mobilization within civil society to challenge inequitable social, economic and political relations at global, regional and national levels, and to advance feminist alternatives. |
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| Announcement |
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4th DAWN Training Institute: Call for Applications
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Call for Action: Promote Women's Political Empowerment in PNG
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| Political Economy of Globalization (PEG) |
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UN Women Born: Civil Society Celebrates Creation of Gender Equality Entity After Four Years of Advocacy
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| Political Ecology and Sustainability (PEAS) |
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Reverse the Environment Act Amendments (Papua New Guinea)
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Asia Pacific Capacity Development on Gender and Macroeconomic Issues: 1st Regional Intensive Training Course
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DAWN Parallel Event at the 54th Session of the Commission on the Status of Women
The first decade of the 21st century has been marked so far by unprecedented global crises. As the international community struggles to find ways of managing the multiple risks associated with these crises, DAWN members interrogate how gender justice, economic justice, rights, and democracy are being taken into account, defined, and positioned in the resolutions to crises in all their complexities.
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| DAWN Informs |
December 2009 Issue
- Recovering What Went Under In Copenhagen
- Universal Social Security is a Woman's Human Right
- Rethinking Democratic Governance: Partnerships in Research and Activism
- Practicing Pluralist Politics: Implications on Feminist and LGBT Organizing
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