A massive thank you to everyone who joined our #CSW70 parallel event! 🌍✊🏾
Did you miss the panel or want to revisit this critical discussion? Don't worry! The full recording will be available very soon.
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If you care about access to justice beyond rhetoric, join us!
🗣️ Simultaneous interpretation in Arabic/English will be available.
🔗 Register now at: bit.ly/DAWNatCSW70
DON’T MISS OUT‼️TOMORROW
In less than 24 hours, we bring feminist analysis from Palestine, Sudan, Sri Lanka, and Yemen into the CSW70 NGO Forum space!
This panel unpacks the structural analysis behind everyday survival, rooting our demands for transformative feminist change in the global South.
When institutions are dismantled or weaponised by conflict, defining justice and demanding accountability often falls to women navigating these realities.
At #CSW70, our speakers theorise from the frontlines, join us!
🗣️ Interpretation in Arabic/English
📅 Mar 11 | 10:30 AM EDT
🔗 bit.ly/DAWNatCSW70
Our #CSW70 NGO Forum Parallel Event this week!
Simultaneous interpretation in Arabic/English will be available.
🗓️ 11 March | 10:30 AM (EST)
🔗 Link in for event registration: bit.ly/DAWNatCSW70
#8M #WomensDay #IWD2026
International Women’s Day global commitments to gender equality for women living under siege, occupation, genocide, and protracted militarisation, unfold within displacement, economic devastation, weakened justice systems, and fragmented accountability.
Join us for this critical conversation! 👇🏽
Hoy honramos las valientes luchas de las feministas de todo el Sur Global que continúan construyendo vida, comunidad y alternativas allí donde la violencia estructural busca imponer el borrado y el colapso.
¡Nuestra lucha es nuestra esperanza!
Como nos recuerda Gita Sen, cofundadora de DAWN y economista feminista: “Las normas patriarcales que alguna vez parecían inmutables han sido -y siguen siendo- derrocadas por nosotras, incluso en las circunstancias más adversas”.
¡Pensemos en lo lejos que hemos llegado!
Y, sin embargo, incluso frente al desplazamiento masivo y la devastación económica, las mujeres están resistiendo, reconstruyendo y definiendo la justicia en sus propios términos.
Las mujeres en zonas de conflicto no están piden permiso para existir. En estas condiciones defienden la vida misma.
Cuando las narrativas dominantes miran el conflicto, a menudo solo ven fronteras, geopolítica y armas. Pero una mirada de economía política feminista desde el Sur Global revela una realidad distinta: la destrucción deliberada de las infraestructuras de la vida y las redes de cuidado
A todas las mujeres del Sur Global que salen a las calles, se organizan en sus comunidades y siguen luchando cada día por nuestros derechos: juntas, en unión, seguimos fuertes y en solidaridad este 8 de marzo ✊🏾💜
Today, we honour the radical agency of feminists across the global South who continue to build life, community, and alternatives where structural violence seeks to impose erasure and collapse.
Our fight is our hope!
#8M #IWD #IWD2026
As DAWN founding member and feminist economist Gita Sen reminds us: "Patriarchal norms that once seemed unchangeable have been—and continue to be—overturned by us, even in the most adverse circumstances."
Think how far we have come.
And yet, even in the face of mass displacement and economic devastation, women are resisting, rebuilding, and defining justice on their own terms. Women in conflict zones are not waiting for permission to exist. Within these conditions, they defend life itself and build alternatives.
When dominant narratives look at conflict, they often see only borders, geopolitics, and weapons. But a feminist political economy lens from the global South reveals a different reality: the deliberate destruction of the infrastructures of life and survival that women sustain every day.
To all women across the global South who take to the streets, organise in their communities, and continue fighting every day for our rights: together, we stand in strength and solidarity this March 8 ✊🏾💜
Simultaneous interpretation in Arabic/English will be available 💬
🗓️ 11 March | 10:30 AM (EST)
🔗 Link in for event registration: bit.ly/DAWNatCSW70
Across Palestine, Sudan, Sri Lanka, and Yemen, protracted conflict has dismantled civilian infrastructure and weakened justice systems.
This panel centres the gendered impacts of conflict and reflects on access to justice within these conditions.
👉🏼Join us at the NGO CSW70 Forum.
On this 10th Global Days of Action on Tax Justice for Women’s Rights, we state our shared demands:
It’s time to #MakeTaxesWorkForWomen ✊🏻✊🏼✊🏽✊🏾✊🏿
#TaxJustice4Care
@globaltaxjustice.org
⏳ Less than five days left to apply.
Young women feminists from the Global South working on the political economy of gender-based violence and conflict in #Sudan, #Palestine, or #DRC are warmly encourage to apply.
📅 Deadline: March 10, 2026
🔗 www.dawnfeminist.org
#DAWNFeminist #FeministFellowship
This is not a conversation about abstract policy commitments. It is about collapsed infrastructures, politicised justice systems, and women redefining survival and accountability in real time.
🗓 11 March 2026
⏰ 10:30 AM (EDT)
📍 NGO CSW70 Forum
At CSW70 NGO Forum, we are centring feminist analysis grounded in lived realities.
👉🏾 Swipe to meet the feminist thinkers and activists from Palestine, Sudan, Yemen, and Sri Lanka leading our parallel event.
🔗 Register bit.ly/DAWNatCSW70
Feminists, tax justice activists, and trade unionists are coming together to demand “Tax Justice for the Human Right to Care”
From 2–8 March 2026, join the 10th Global Days of Action on Tax Justice for Women’s Rights.
Together, let’s #MakeTaxesWorkForWomen
Join in the campaign: bit.ly/gdoa-campaign
#TaxJustice4Care
@globaltaxjustice.org
SAVE THE DATE 🗓️
How do women keep living—and caring—through genocide and war?
At #CSW70, we gather feminists from Palestine, Sudan, Yemen, and Sri Lanka to reflect on what "everyday life" actually means when everything collapses.
🕰️ 11 March | 10:30 AM (EST)
🔗 Register bit.ly/DAWNatCSW70
⏳ EXTENDED DEADLINE: March 10
The 2026 DAWN Rising Fellowship call has been extended. Young feminist women from the Global South researching the political economy of gender-based violence & conflict in Sudan, Palestine & DRC we want to hear from you.
Apply: www.dawnfeminist.org
In global financial capitalism, survival is tied to debt — especially for vulnerable women. What’s framed as “financial inclusion” often turns rights-holders into debt-holders.
Read Lena Lavinas’ DAWN paper on financialisation & assetisation.
#Financialisation #FeministPoliticalEconomy #DAWN40
Daptnhe Cuevas, Secretaria de las Mujeres de la CDMX, reflexiona la relación entre mujeres, economía y Estado en “La economía feminista desde el Sur global: diálogos entre lo macro y lo local”.
▶️ Revive el debate completo (EN/ES): bit.ly/4avlsHF
📚 Descubre el proyecto: bit.ly/3LF5yAm
The 2026 Cycle of the DAWN Fellowship is closing applications soon! ⏳
If you're working on gender-based violence and conflict in Palestine, Sudan and DRC, don’t miss this chance to receive financial support, mentorship, and a platform.
📅 Deadline: March 1, 2026
🔗 Apply now: bit.ly/3Zph06M
The #CESCR questioned Australia on the rights of Pacific peoples and remedies amid #AUKUS risks. The reply? Procedural assurances and a pivot to climate change.
Australia must do more than proclaim; it must prevent, consult, and remedy.
📄 Read our full comment on their response: bit.ly/4qJlsZq
On 17 Feb, during Australia’s review before #CESCR, Rapporteur Dr Seree Nonthasoot raised #humanrights concerns over AUKUS, questioning nuclear risks, safeguards and remedies under the International Covenant.
Australia offered no substantive answers. The Pacific is still waiting.
📄 bit.ly/4mMSIyp
