La version française suit ci-dessous CAL is pleased to launch ‘The Autonomy Project: A Report on Violence against Women (VAW) and Women’s Political Participation in Rwanda, Benin & Tunisia.’ The…
Out of 444 participants (all in the LBQ community) in Cameroon, Democratic Republic of Congo, Togo and Burkina Faso, 71.4% expressed a desire to have one or more children but…
In 2019, LBTQ activists met in Togo, Lome to conduct research on the access to justice for LBTQ women and other vulnerable groups in Liberia. The research project was intended…
In 2015 the Coalition of African Lesbians undertook a mapping exercise of the gender and sexual rights work done in the West and Central African (WACA) region, focusing primarily on…
In 2015 the Coalition of African Lesbians undertook a mapping exercise of the gender and sexual rights work done in the West and Central African (WACA) region, focusing primarily on…
In 2015 the Coalition of African Lesbians undertook a mapping exercise of the gender and sexual rights work done in the West and Central African (WACA) region, focusing primarily on…
Application Deadline: Friday, July 23, 2021 Employment type: part-time About Power Up! & project background The Power Up! Consortium, an alliance of women’s rights organisations including JASS (Just Associates), Coalition of…
Welcome to issue 4 of the African Feminist Standpoint: Concerning Violence A bit of history During #16daysofactivism2020, the Coalition of African Lesbians ran a campaign titled In Plain Sight: Discussing…
This series of country context overviews is founded in the Coalition of African Lesbians work in different countries, specifically the Masakhane[1] project in Southern Africa. The project’s focus is on…
This series of country context overviews is founded in the Coalition of African Lesbians’ (CAL) work in different countries, specifically the Masakhane[1] project in Southern Africa. The project’s focus is…