Our Stories, Our Resistance: The Romnja Feminist Library
On International Roma Day, we spotlight the Romnja Feminist Library—a groundbreaking initiative by young Romani queer feminists creating a digital […]
Who Inspires You? A Homage to Women Who Make a Difference
From fearless activists to devoted mentors, from family members to global changemakers—women shape our lives in countless ways. On this
Where the Magic Lies: How Milk is Transforming Migrant Women’s Lives in Glasgow
Milk began as a lifelong dream for two friends. The cafe-turned-community space has transformed the lives of migrant and refugee
Unseen Victims: The Gendered Toll of Pakistan’s Climate Crisis
In Pakistan, rural women are bearing the brunt of climate change, facing displacement, loss of livelihoods, and limited support. Stories
End Violence Against Women Coalition: Transforming Policy, Culture, and Systems to Fight Against Gender-Based Violence
As part of the “16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence” campaign, Migrant Women Press has partnered with key organisations,
16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence campaign: Partnering with Kairos Women+ for Change
Migrant Women Press is partnering with Kairos Women+ to highlight their crucial role in providing safe, inclusive spaces and empowering
Womanist organisation Project Esperanza provides safe space for migrant women in Scotland
Project Esperanza, a womanist organisation in Edinburgh, supports migrant women and families from diverse backgrounds. With a culturally sensitive approach,
Amaranta: “Embracing the shadows, embracing the fears”
Surviving childhood abuse, Amaranta turned her pain into purpose, finding her voice to uplift others who, like her, had once
Equal Media and Culture Centre: Paving the Way for Gender Equity in the Scottish Media and Culture
The Equal Media and Culture Centre (EMCC) is a dedicated space for advancing equality across the country’s media and creative
Petition to Ban Chris Brown’s South Africa Concert Spotlights the Country’s Femicide Epidemic, but Critics Are Losing Sight of What Matters
As debates about separating art from the artist persist, South Africa’s ongoing crisis of gender-based violence raises pressing questions: should