Publishing Institution:
International Women's Development Agency (IWDA)
IWDA is an Australian-based organisation which resources diverse women’s rights organisations, primarily in Asia and the Pacific. We also contribute to global feminist movements to advance our vision of gender equality for all. We have worked for more than 35 years to defend and advance the rights of diverse women and girls. Our roots are in the development sector, as Australia’s only development organisation entirely focused on gender equality. This brings strengths in the form of deep and long-lasting relationships with the network of women’s rights organisations we support. And increasingly, our future lies as part of the global feminist movement. IWDA’s approach represents a third way between the models of women’s funds and international development NGOs: we resource the work of diverse women’s rights organisations, enable them to be more effective by providing support that goes beyond money, and we make our own contributions to feminist movements through advocacy, knowledge creation and translation.
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Resources:
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March 01, 2023
Peacebuilding and feminist foreign policy
By:
Federico Casolari, Patricia Sango Pollard
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February 01, 2023
Gender and poverty as a feminist foreign policy priority
By:
Joanne Crawford
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December 01, 2022
The intersection of Human Rights and Feminist Foreign Policy
By:
Leanna Smith
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October 01, 2022
“That’s a bridge too far!” The imperative for a feminist lens on infrastructure investment.
By:
Mia Urbano, Beth Elson
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September 01, 2022
A feminist approach to Australian Overseas Development Assistance?
By:
Annabel Dulhunty
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August 05, 2022
Furthering LGBTIQ+ Inclusion and Rights through Feminist Foreign Policy
By:
Elise Stephenson, Jack Hayes, Matcha Phorn-In
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July 01, 2022
WPA in Afghanistan: Betrayal and Renewal
By:
Farkhondeh Akbari
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June 01, 2022
Gendering the Indo-Pacific Dialogue: Opportunities for India and Australia
By:
Priyanka Bhide
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May 01, 2022
Feminist Perspectives on Climate Diplomacy
By:
Susan Harris Rimmer, Bridget Lewis, Rowena Maguire, Esther Onyango, Maria Tanyag
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April 01, 2022
Indigenous Foreign Policy: a new way forward?
By:
James Blackwell
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January 01, 2021
From Seeds to Roots: Trajectories Towards Feminist Foreign Policy
By:
Alice Ridge, Liz Gill-Atkinson