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Women Enabled International

Women Enabled International

非盈利组织

Washington，DC 9,407 位关注者

Advancing human rights at the intersection of gender and disability worldwide!

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Women Enabled International (WEI) advances human rights at the intersection of gender and disability worldwide.

网站
https://WomenEnabled.org
所属行业
非盈利组织
规模
11-50 人
总部
Washington，DC
类型
非营利机构
创立
2010
领域
International human rights、Women's rights、Disability rights和Post-conflict peace building

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    1875 Connecticut Avenue,

    Floor 10

    US，DC，Washington，20009

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  • #ICYMI: Urgent Action Fund for Feminist Activism and Women Enabled International recently launched "Activists From Strength: What You Need to Know to be a Disability and Gender-Inclusive Funder," a vital interactive report exploring the funding landscape for disability and gender justice in the Middle East, Central Asia, and Eastern Europe. Our interactive report highlights the challenges faced by activists and offers key recommendations for advancing disability and gender justice in a way that recognizes the leadership of women and gender diverse people. Join us on April 8th to workshop ways for funders and movement advocates to be disability and gender-inclusive practitioners, and hear from those who were instrumental in putting together this innovative report. Register now: https://bit.ly/41ifIey

    • Graphic promoting an event titled 'Resourcing the Gender and Disability Justice Movement in the Middle East and Eastern Europe' scheduled for April 8, 2025, at 10:00 AM EST. Photos of the three speakers are displayed: Amal Cherif, Zakaria Nasser, and Magdalena Szarota. The workshop will be moderated by Elsa Saade from Urgent Action Fund for Feminist Activism and Virginia Ossana from Women Enabled International. Logos for Urgent Action Fund and Women Enabled International are included at the bottom.

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    ? Women with disabilities are women! | ?Las mujeres con discapacidad también somos mujeres! Today, on International Women’s Day, we recognize that women and gender-diverse people with disabilities are not just part of the feminist movement—we are leading it! From fighting for reproductive justice to demanding inclusive policies, disabled feminists are breaking barriers, reshaping systems, and driving change. Yet, the work is far from over. Ableism, gender-based violence, inaccessible spaces, and exclusion from decision-making continue to silence too many voices. ?? This #IWD2025, we call on all feminist movements, organizations, and allies to accelerate action. True gender justice must include disability justice. The future of feminism is intersectional, and together, we can build a world where no one is left behind. _________________________________ Hoy, en el marco del Día Internacional de la Mujer, reconocemos que las mujeres con discapacidad no sólo somos parte del movimiento feminista, lo estamos liderando. Desde la lucha por la justicia reproductiva hasta demandando políticas inclusivas, las feministas con discapacidad hemos desmantelado barreras, desafiado sistemas y hemos cambiado el mundo. Sin embargo, el trabajo continua. El capacitismo, la violencia de género, los espacios inaccesibles y la exclusión en espacios de toma de decisiones continúan silenciando muchas de nuestras voces. ?? Este #8M, hacemos un llamado a los movimientos y organizaciones feministas para acelerar el cambio. La verdadera justicia de género debe incluir la justicia de la discapacidad. El futuro del feminismo es interseccional, y juntes podemos construir un mundo donde nadie se quede atrás. #AccelerateAction #IWD2025 #DisabilityRights #InclusiveFeminism #8M

    • A digital graphic with a purple gradient background featuring the Women Enabled International logo at the top. Large, bold text reads: "INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY" with "WOMEN'S" in orange and the rest in white. Below, "ACCELERATE ACTION" is written in gray-green. A collage of diverse women with disabilities is at the bottom, including individuals in wheelchairs, using crutches, wearing sunglasses, and raising fists in solidarity. Some women are smiling, others are engaged in activism.
    • A purple gradient background with text that reads: "On this International Women’s Day, we call your attention to the resilience of women with disabilities—leading, fighting, and driving change despite systemic barriers." The Women Enabled International logo is at the bottom. The background features a faint silhouette of a group of women.
    • A digital graphic with a purple gradient background displaying three statistics in bold text: "1 in 5 women worldwide has a disability, yet their needs are often ignored in gender and disability policies." "Women with disabilities are 10x more likely to face gender-based violence, including forced sterilization and sexual abuse." "Women with disabilities are 2X as likely to live in poverty and be unemployed due to discrimination and inaccessibility." The Women Enabled International logo is at the bottom, with a faint silhouette of women in the background.
    • 4 A digital graphic with a purple gradient background displaying three additional statistics in bold text: "Women with disabilities face higher maternal mortality rates due to inaccessible healthcare and provider discrimination." "Only 3% of gender equality plans include women with disabilities, excluding them from leadership." "30+ countries still allow forced sterilization of women with disabilities, violating their reproductive rights." The Women Enabled International logo is at the bottom, with a faint silhouette of women in the background.
    • A digital graphic with a purple gradient background featuring large white text: "It’s time to #ACCELERATE ACTION!" The Women Enabled International logo is at the bottom, with a faint silhouette of women in the background.
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  • ?? Join us on March 14, 2025, at 10:30 AM EST for a vital virtual event hosted by Vowac Ghana, alongside Naija Worldwide Charities and Global Women Africa Network GLOW. The theme, "Amplifying the Voices of Women and Girls with Disabilities and their Caregivers towards Inclusive Assessment and Review of Beijing+30 Declaration," focuses on the unique challenges faced by this community. ?? This event will provide a platform to share experiences, strengthen advocacy efforts, and foster partnerships to promote inclusive policies. Together, we'll explore impactful stories that can shape advocacy at both the national and international levels. ?? Register here: https://lnkd.in/e3Kc38VZ #CSW69 #Inclusion #WomenWithDisabilities #Advocacy #Beijing30

    • ID: A graphic showing en event called "CSW 69 Side Event: Amplifiying Voice of Women and Girls with Disabilities In Review of Beijing +30" Speakers: Patience Atipoka Atuah, Beatrice Akua Mahmood, Anastasia Holoboff, Rita Udor and Peggy Ama Donkor. Further information about the event includes: "Friday 14 March 2025. 10:30 AM EST, 2:30 PM GMT VIRTUAL" "Meeting ID: 886 7099 3116" "Passcode: 178802. Next to that is a QR code which states "Scan to join"
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    ? Women with disabilities are women! | ?Las mujeres con discapacidad también somos mujeres! Today, on International Women’s Day, we recognize that women and gender-diverse people with disabilities are not just part of the feminist movement—we are leading it! From fighting for reproductive justice to demanding inclusive policies, disabled feminists are breaking barriers, reshaping systems, and driving change. Yet, the work is far from over. Ableism, gender-based violence, inaccessible spaces, and exclusion from decision-making continue to silence too many voices. ?? This #IWD2025, we call on all feminist movements, organizations, and allies to accelerate action. True gender justice must include disability justice. The future of feminism is intersectional, and together, we can build a world where no one is left behind. _________________________________ Hoy, en el marco del Día Internacional de la Mujer, reconocemos que las mujeres con discapacidad no sólo somos parte del movimiento feminista, lo estamos liderando. Desde la lucha por la justicia reproductiva hasta demandando políticas inclusivas, las feministas con discapacidad hemos desmantelado barreras, desafiado sistemas y hemos cambiado el mundo. Sin embargo, el trabajo continua. El capacitismo, la violencia de género, los espacios inaccesibles y la exclusión en espacios de toma de decisiones continúan silenciando muchas de nuestras voces. ?? Este #8M, hacemos un llamado a los movimientos y organizaciones feministas para acelerar el cambio. La verdadera justicia de género debe incluir la justicia de la discapacidad. El futuro del feminismo es interseccional, y juntes podemos construir un mundo donde nadie se quede atrás. #AccelerateAction #IWD2025 #DisabilityRights #InclusiveFeminism #8M

    • A digital graphic with a purple gradient background featuring the Women Enabled International logo at the top. Large, bold text reads: "INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY" with "WOMEN'S" in orange and the rest in white. Below, "ACCELERATE ACTION" is written in gray-green. A collage of diverse women with disabilities is at the bottom, including individuals in wheelchairs, using crutches, wearing sunglasses, and raising fists in solidarity. Some women are smiling, others are engaged in activism.
    • A purple gradient background with text that reads: "On this International Women’s Day, we call your attention to the resilience of women with disabilities—leading, fighting, and driving change despite systemic barriers." The Women Enabled International logo is at the bottom. The background features a faint silhouette of a group of women.
    • A digital graphic with a purple gradient background displaying three statistics in bold text: "1 in 5 women worldwide has a disability, yet their needs are often ignored in gender and disability policies." "Women with disabilities are 10x more likely to face gender-based violence, including forced sterilization and sexual abuse." "Women with disabilities are 2X as likely to live in poverty and be unemployed due to discrimination and inaccessibility." The Women Enabled International logo is at the bottom, with a faint silhouette of women in the background.
    • 4 A digital graphic with a purple gradient background displaying three additional statistics in bold text: "Women with disabilities face higher maternal mortality rates due to inaccessible healthcare and provider discrimination." "Only 3% of gender equality plans include women with disabilities, excluding them from leadership." "30+ countries still allow forced sterilization of women with disabilities, violating their reproductive rights." The Women Enabled International logo is at the bottom, with a faint silhouette of women in the background.
    • A digital graphic with a purple gradient background featuring large white text: "It’s time to #ACCELERATE ACTION!" The Women Enabled International logo is at the bottom, with a faint silhouette of women in the background.
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  • "Activists From Strength: What You Need to Know to be a Disability and Gender-Inclusive Funder" is officially live! This interactive report, co-authored by Urgent Action Fund for Feminist Activism and Women Enabled International Enabled International, provides funders with essential guidance on how to effectively support and fund disability and gender justice movements. Learn directly from over 50 activists representing 40 organizations led by women and/or gender diverse people—with and without disabilities— working in Belarus, Hungary, Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, Palestine, Poland, Romania, Tajikistan, and Yemen to advance rights at the intersection of gender and disability contributed to this initiative. Read the full interactive report here: https://lnkd.in/eVR525UZ

    • ID: Image text: “Activists From Strength: What You Need to Know to be a Disability and Gender Inclusive Funder. Below that is the UAF logo and the WEI logo.

  • The countdown is on! ? Tomorrow, Urgent Action Fund for Feminist Activism and Women Enabled International are releasing “Activists From Strength: What You Need To Know to be a Disability and Gender-Inclusive Funder.” This important resource amplifies the voices of disability rights activists in the Middle East, Central Asia, and Eastern Europe to provide actionable recommendations for funders to support them in their pursuit of a more inclusive future. ?? Keep an eye out for the launch of our full interactive report tomorrow ??

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  • ?? Join the Global Conversation on Technology-facilitated Gender-based violence (TFGBV) ?? The 2025 Global Symposium on TFGBV, hosted by United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada and the Association for Progressive Communications, is your opportunity to be part of a dynamic, multi-sectoral platform addressing one of the most pressing issues of our digital age. ?? When? 6–7 March 2025 ?? Where? Hybrid format – attend in person in New York City or online from anywhere in the world. ?? Register now: https://lnkd.in/dTkKXn_E? #TFGBVSymposium25 #EndTFGBV

    • A digital graphic design flyer for the Third Global Symposium on Technology-Facilitated Gender-Based Violence (TFGBV), a hybrid event taking place on March 6-7, 2025, from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM ET in New York and online. The design features a light purple background with orange and black accents. The event title is displayed in bold white text on an orange background. In the top right corner, there is a slogan: “Making all spaces safe.” Below the event details, there is a QR code labeled "Register Here" for registration. The flyer includes logos from UNFPA, the Government of Canada, and the Association for Progressive Communications (APC) at the bottom. On the left side, there is a pixelated image of a person with red hair wearing a red top, framed by orange brackets, possibly symbolizing digital surveillance or privacy concerns. Additionally, there is a small illustration of a glowing lightbulb.

  • ?? Help us understand the impact of the current political and financial situation on gender and disability rights. ?? Take our 5 question survey! Your responses will help us create a resource highlighting global challenges and recommendations to better support gender and disability justice work. ?? Responses are accepted until March 15, 2025! ?? Scan the QR code to participate or click here: bit.ly/WEISurvey2025 ---------------- ?? Ayúdanos a entender el impacto de la situación política y financiera actual para quienes trabajan temas de género y discapacidad. ?? ?Contesta nuestras 5 preguntas! Tus respuestas nos ayudarán a conocer los desafíos globales de quienes trabajan en la intersección de género y discapacidad, y nos permitirán dise?ar recomendaciones que apoyen este trabajo. ?? ?Tienes hasta el 15 de marzo de 2025 para contestar la encuesta!? ?? Escanea el código QR o usa este enlace: bit.ly/WEISurvey2025 #GenderJustice #DisabilityRights #WomenEnabledInternational

    • ID: A graphic with a purple background and black text that reads, "Help us understand the impact of the current political and financial situation on gender and disability rights." Below, a purple button says, "Take our 5 question survey!" A QR code is placed underneath, with text stating, "Responses accepted until March 15, 2025!" At the bottom, there is an illustration of a diverse group of people, including individuals with disabilities. The Women Enabled International logo is in the lower-left corner
    • --------- ID: Un gráfico con fondo morado y texto en negro que lee: Ayúdanos a entender el impacto de la situación política y financiera actual para quienes trabajan temas de género y discapacidad. Abajo hay un botón morado que dice: ?Contesta nuestras 5 preguntas! Debajo está un código QR, seguido de la leyenda: ?La encuesta está abierta hasta el 15 de marzo! Hasta abajo está una ilustración de un grupo de gente diversa, incluyendo personas con discapacidades. El logo de Women Enabled International está en la esquina inferior izquierda.
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    ?? Join Us for a Virtual Book Launch! Hosted by the Inclusive Generation Equality Collective (IGEC), we are delighted to invite you to the virtual presentation of the book "Narratives of Women, Disability, and Independence," a powerful collection of stories that sheds light on the lives of thirteen extraordinary women with disabilities from Iran, shattering stereotypes and redefining traditional perceptions of disability. ?? When? February 27, 2025 | 8:30 AM EST | 1:30 PM UTC | 5:00 PM IRST ?? Register here: https://lnkd.in/emDEwk-A Join Samaneh Shabani, co-authors Dr. Azam Naghavi and Ali Abbasi, and the IGEC to discuss the book’s creation, its themes of inclusion and empowerment, and its global impact on disability rights. Accessibility: The event will be in English and Farsi, with live Farsi-English interpretation, ASL, and English CART. We look forward to seeing you there!

    • A promotional flyer for the virtual book launch of Narratives of Women, Disability, and Independence by Dr. Azam Naghavi, Ali Abbasi, and Samira Badakhshiyan. The flyer has a light gray background with blue and white design elements. It features the book cover, which has an intricate blue floral pattern with orange and white accents. A red circular badge with a yellow star marks it as a 'Virtual Launch Event.' The event is presented by the Inclusive Generation Equality Collective and is scheduled for February 27, 2025, at 8:30 AM EST / 1:30 PM UTC / 5:00 PM IRST. A black and white QR code is included for registration, and the description highlights the book’s focus on the stories of 13 Iranian women with disabilities.

  • ?? Are you a person with a disability? Have you tried to access gender-based violence (GBV) services in New York or Texas? Your voice matters, and we want to hear from you! Women Enabled International invites you to anonymously share your experience accessing GBV services as a disabled person in New York or Texas with our “Disability and Gender-Based Violence Services Survey”. By participating in this anonymous survey, you provide crucial insight into what’s working and how services can be improved. ??Let's unite to improve GBV services for disabled New Yorkers and Texans. Follow the link in our bio to get started! The survey will be open until March 17 at 6PM EST/ 5PM CST. As a thank you for sharing your time and expertise, you can choose to enter a $50 gift card drawing! Take the survey here: https://lnkd.in/gY3gDbu4 ------------------- ???Eres una persona con discapacidad? ?Has intentado acceder a servicios para atender la violencia de género (VdG) en Nueva York y Texas? ?Tú opinión nos importa! Si estás en Nueva York o en Texas, Women Enabled International te invita a que compartas tu experiencia–de manera anónima–accediendo a servicios que atienden la VdG, por medio de la “Encuesta sobre la discapacidad y los servicios para la violencia de género”. Tu participación anónima nos dará información importante sobre lo que está funcionando y cómo podemos mejorar los servicios para los neoyorkinos y texanos. El enlace para la encuesta lo encuentras en nuestra bio, y podrás responder hasta el 17 de marzo a las 6PM EST/5PM CST Como agradecimiento por tu tiempo y experiencia, podrás entrar a un sorteo donde podrás ganar una tarjeta de regalo de $50 USD. Haz clic en el enlace para participar: https://lnkd.in/gY3gDbu4 #DisabilityRights #Advocacy #GBVServices

    • ID: The image is a digital graphic with a white background and purple text that reads, "Disability and Gender-Based Violence Services Survey." Below the text is a black and white QR code alongside a purple URL, bit.ly/WEIGBVSurvey. To the right of the QR code, an illustration depicts a smartphone screen displaying a survey checklist, with a person wearing a yellow sweater and pink hair pointing to it. At the bottom, purple text states, "Help us advocate for accessible GBV services in Texas and New York!" The design also includes abstract orange and purple elements in the corners.
    • DI: La imagen es un gráfico con un fondo blanco y texto morado que dice "Encuesta sobre la Discapacidad y los Servicios para la Violencia de Género." Debajo del texto, hay un código QR en blanco y negro junto con un enlace en morado, bit.ly/WEIGBVSurvey. A la derecha del código QR, una ilustración muestra la pantalla de un teléfono con una lista de verificación de una encuesta, y una persona con cabello rosa y suéter amarillo se?alándola. En la parte inferior, el texto en morado dice "?Ayúdanos a exigir que los servicios contra la violencia de género sean accesibles en Texas y Nueva York!"

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