researchlatest research

- Toolkit: Toolkit for Intersecting Violences: putting intersectional analysis into practice (March 2011)
toolkit

Click here to access the toolkit online.

For a free copy of the CD-ROM, please contact info@cawn.org

 

Haz clic aqui por la version en Español / Click here for the version in Spanish

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researchlatest publications

20th Anniversary Newsletter (July 2011)

This newsletter looks at the origins of CAWN, our acheivements, and the wonderful women in Central America who we have been working alongside over the last 20 years.

20th Anniversary film (March 2011)

This 10 minute film celebrates CAWN's solidarity work in Central America and the inspirational women we work with.

- Research Report: Intersecting Violences: A Review of Feminist Theories and Debates on Violence Against Women and Poverty in Latin America (October 2010)

CAWN

For the Spanish version and conference report, please visit publications.

 

 

 

- Booklet: Violence against Women and Girls: Your Questions, Our Answers (December 2010)

femicidiosThe UK Gender and Development Network (GADN), of which CAWN is a member, has published this booklet in commemoration of the 16 days of activism 2010, for the Elimination of All Forms of Violence Against Women and Girls.

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researchlatest news

- 6th May 2011

Results are released of the Jan-Dec 2010 analysis by the Observatory of Violent Deaths of Women and Femicide in Honduras.

Available in Spanish

- 11th March 2011

Feminists in Resistance demand that interntional organisations take action against the persecution of indigenous populations in Honduras.

Available in Spanish

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researchlatest electronic bulletin

Spring 2011 E-Bulletin

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welcome to cawn

 

The Central America Women’s Network (CAWN) is a London-based organisation that
supports, publicises and learns from the struggles of women in Central America in the defence of their rights.

Our work is grounded in strong and active links with the women’s movement in Central America. Since our beginnings, we have worked with Central American women’s organisations that are active in defending their rights and increasing women’s voice and presence in decision-making across the region.

We have gained knowledge and experience through consultation processes and our joint work with partners in Central America. In addition, the impact of our advocacy work has been strengthened by collaboration with other organisations and networks in the United Kingdom and the European Union.

 

Some of our recent achievements include:

  • Organising speaker tours in the United Kingdom of women from Central America.
  • Promoting exchanges of experiences between women’s organisations in the United Kingdom and Central America on issues affecting women’s rights.
  • Providing up to date information and analysis on the situation of women’s rights through our email list, briefings, newsletters, website and research reports.
  • Successfully advancing a gender perspective in the work of the Ethical Trading Initiative.
  • Supporting partners to challenge gender violence in Honduras and promote women’s economic literacy in Nicaragua.

 

“Poverty is an issue of women’s organisations but we must change the technical discussion of poverty into a political discourse. It is essential to empower women for them to come out of poverty.”
Mirta Kennedy, CEMH – Honduras

 

CEMH“Women need to be empowered with knowledge that will be tools in the search for alternative survival strategies in a globalised world.”
Mabel Aguirre, MEC – Nicaragua

 

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