... Tomorrow Woman's research into the impact of the manosphere on young women and Schooling Misogyny, Dr Stephanie Wescott & Prof Steve Robots on how the manosphere is fuelling misogyny in schools.
Looking to learn more? Check out our factsheet on the manosphere at iwda.org.au/resource/16-...
And for more great work exploring how the manosphere affects women, girls and gender-diverse people, make sure to check out...
To truly address the harms of the manosphere and the broader culture that enables it, we need to talk about how it affects all of us.
... the first five minutes to conversations where a woman’s only value is reduced to her looks–is too commonly experienced by women and girls both on and offline.
So why aren’t their voices included in this conversation?
For anyone familiar with the manosphere, Louis Theroux’s new documentary won’t feel shocking or revelatory. Instead, it’ll be all-too-familiar.
Because the truth is, the misogyny it features–from a woman being referred to as a ‘dishwasher’ within...
Join us at CSW for Union Women Rise Up for Gender Justice, hosted by the Canadian Labour Congress on 12 March (New York, CCUN, 8th floor) or join online by registering here: https://loom.ly/4o_gDEQ
This International Women’s Day, IWDA CEO Nayomi Kannangara writes in The Canberra Times about why the battle for gender equality is far from over. Click and read: https://loom.ly/rWP5L78
Hear our CEO Nayomi Kannangara speak to ABC Radio National about the power of feminist movements: https://loom.ly/H30tg2I
This International Women’s Day, your support can go twice as far. Thanks to a generous group of supporters, all donations made before 31 March will be matched, doubling the impact for grassroots women’s rights organisations across Asia and the Pacific. Find out more: https://loom.ly/5WB-B2U
This International Women’s Day, IWDA is celebrating the power of collective action, because lasting change is built collectively. When we stand in solidarity, we can move the mountain of gender inequality. Join the movement with us on this International Women's Day: https://loom.ly/YgXvRy8
Ahead of IWD, we’re celebrating women building climate resilience from the ground up. In Vanua Levu, Fiji, women are preserving Indigenous knowledge to prepare for cyclones, protect food security & strengthen communities. Resilience is lived every day: www.iwda.org.au/women-of-the-movement
This International Women's Day, we celebrate Akisi Lewavo. Through leadership, training, small loans & disaster prep, she helps women break taboos, share their stories & build resilient communities. Join the movement: www.iwda.org.au/women-of-the-movement
What is a movement and why do they matter? In under a minute, let us tell you why feminist movements are the game changer the world needs.
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International Women’s Day has always been about collective action. From women workers marching in 1909 to today, it’s a day to demand equality. With hard-won rights under threat, backing feminist movements matters more than ever. Join us: https://loom.ly/YgXvRy8
When feminist movements rise, they can move the mountain of inequality that stands before them. Find out how you can back feminist movements in the lead up to International Women's Day (March 8) at iwda.org.au - learn, share, donate, rise ✊
This International Womens Day, we celebrate Meresini Navilo, who turned her experience of domestic violence into strength for others. With FemLINK, she helps women speak up and claim their safety. Join the movement with us: www.iwda.org.au/women-of-the-movement
In Suva, Fay Votalabu leads FemLINK Pacific, helping rural women, women with disabilities, single mothers & LGBTQIA+ communities raise their voices. Feminism in action. Join the movement with us: https://loom.ly/YgXvRy8
When Mere Babale returned home, she saw young women were present but rarely heard. She stepped up. With FemLINK Pacific, she builds confidence, challenges violence, and creates change. On this coming International Women’s Day, join us: https://loom.ly/YgXvRy8
An Executive Order issued in January directs the US to withdraw from 66 international organisations, including UN Women and UNFPA, while expanding the Global Gag Rule to restrict abortion-related, DEI and LGBTIQA+ support. Gender equality isn’t incidental - it’s central.
Through community networks, radio programs, and initiatives like the Women’s Weather Watch, Fay Votalabu and her FemLINK team empowers rural women, single mothers, LGBTQIA+ people, and women living with disabilities. Watch the video and join us: https://loom.ly/YgXvRy8
Radio is still the world’s most used medium. In Fiji, femLINKpacific’s Women’s Weather Watch shares cyclone warnings and supports recovery, ensuring women shape community responses. This #WorldRadioDay, we’re celebrating women-led community radio as a lifeline in crisis. More:https://loom.ly/qtWNuz4
Women are half the world’s population, yet just 26% of news subjects & sources - a figure barely changed in 15 years. IWDA partner @femLINKpacific has engaged 165 women-led groups, reaching 48,000+ women. They help rural communities access disaster warnings & recovery support. Change is possible.
Mere Babale, a young Fijian woman, returned to her village after time away. She noticed something stirring inside her. In the lead up to International Women’s Day, we’re sharing stories of women leaders who are part of a powerful feminist movement. Join the movement: https://loom.ly/YgXvRy8
Five years on from Myanmar’s failed military coup, the junta is pushing a sham election to manufacture legitimacy. Our submission to the Inquiry is clear: the election is unlawful, human rights abuses are escalating, and women’s leadership is essential to democracy.
Over 60% of Australians think we’ve reached gender equality, but the reality is different. In the lead up to #IWD2026, meet the incredible women in Fiji challenging the systems holding them back. Hear their stories, celebrate their triumphs, and join the movement. iwda.org.au/women-of-the...
January 26 is not a neutral date. For Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, it marks invasion and ongoing colonial harm. We stand in solidarity, recognising this day as one of mourning, survival and remembrance, and honouring the strength and resistance of First Nations peoples.
January 26 is #NotADateToCelebrate. It marks the beginning of violent colonial invasion and ongoing dispossession for First Nations peoples. IWDA does not recognise January 26 as a public holiday since 2021. Learn more: Learn more: https://loom.ly/PiqXkY4
A major win after 9 years of advocacy! The Jiwaka Provincial GBV & SARV Plan has been officially launched and endorsed by Governor Hon. Simon Kaiwi Minj - a critical step toward safer communities for women and girls in PNG. Proud of VoC and all advocates driving change.
2026 is here, and our commitment to advancing gender equality is stronger than ever! Together, we’ll keep driving progress, making impact and shaping a brighter future.
We look forward to reconnecting with all of you soon.
