DAWN
Informs November 2007
The
Paris Declaration on aid effectiveness: New aid modalities and their
implications for gender equality - Mariama Williams
Human Rights Council: Opportunity to introduce feminist perspective to human
rights agenda - Angela Collet
Listening to each other: A multigenerational dialogue on Women's Rights and
Activism - Bene Madunagu
Trade liberalization - Impacts and implications for financing gender equality -
Mariama Williams
Need
for feminist conversations on movement building - Gigi Francisco
DAWN
Informs May 2007
Remarks oh the High-level Panel's
recommendations on UN System-wide Coherence by Anita
Nayar
Integrating gender in the UN Reform -
by Angela Collet
Sexuality in Africa: Regional
Perspective - by Bene Madunagu
Rights, democracy and retribution in
Fiji - by Yvonne Underhil-Sem
Feminist perspectives on regulated
movements: with views from the Pacific - by Yvonne
Underhil-Sem
African Boat Peoples: Globalisation,
gender and new patterns of migration in West Africa - by Fatou
Sow
DAWN Informs November 2006
This issue of DAWN Informs
mainly consists of contributions from young feminist, including
DAWN Training Institutes (DTI) Alumnae.
The digital gap, gender and
development by Anita Gurumuthy. An Appeal to Reclaim the UN and
UN Reform by Alejandra Scampini. Learning through Experience:
Women and Power in Politics - an article elaborated by the
participants in the Latin America Regional Follow up Training
Course.
DAWN Informs May
2006
Poplycentric World Social Forum 2006
Renegotiating the religious contracts by Fatou
Sow
Young peoples and social contracts by Shamillah Wilson
WSIS the beginning of a global Information Society discourse.
Spanish version
DAWN Informs November
2005
Reform or Collapse of UN?, by Gigi Francisco
Ten years of WTO is a long wait.
Poverty, inequality and insecurity: What does feminism have?, by Yvonne Underhill-Sem.
Spanish version
DAWN Special Supplement
for the World Social Forum 2004, Mumbai, on the Faces of Fundamentalism
DAWN Informs September
2003
Gender Mainstreaming in Trade Policies, by Gigi Francisco
Protesting WTO at Cancun
MDGs - Most Distracting Gimmicks, by Peggy Antrobus
Sexual and reproductive rights in the political arena, by Sonia
Correa
Reproductive Rights in Africa
DAWN Informs April 2003:
DAWN's statements on Beijing+10 and Cairo+10 and resistance
to war;
State of play amonst civil society and developing coutrneis'
positions towards the Cancun Ministerial;
Um Mundo, Uma Luta/ One World, One Fight - articles from the
World Social Forum, Africa Social Forum and Asia Social Forum:
Gag rule protests;
Sexual Rights analysis;
Sustainable Development analysis;
WSIS news, dates and contacts;
Regional news.
