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As we fight the good fight we need to be our best selves. Here are some of my most important self care lessons of this year.

Kenyan activist Diram Duba shares what motivates her and calls for a conversation-centred, survivor-led approach to ending harmful practices like FGM/C.

Last year, I wrote an article called Are Victims Ever to Blame? It's the perfect time write again, because Mexico is experiencing a feminist revolution.

The horrendous rape and murder of Uyinene Mrwetyana sparked a nationwide movement of solidarity and commitment to ending gender-based violence.

On the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women local women’s organizations gathered in central Malmö for a light manifestation.

iro Mantsebo is a medical doctor and feminist from Zimbabwe. She shares her story of overcoming other people's limiting beliefs and doubts.

Violence against women is a national crisis in South Africa. 2019 is the year when we, as South Africans, say enough is enough.

Gender-based violence (GBV) remains one of the most pervasive and persistent human rights violations in the world. It reaches into every country, every community and every corner of our planet. 25 November is the International Day for the...

Alaa Al-Eryani shares her story of overcoming discriminatory gender norms, leaving an abusive marriage and her path to self-love in this episode.

The Girls' Globe team met youth advocates and SRHR-leaders to hear their reflections on the Nairobi Summit on ICPD25 taking place in Kenya

The Nairobi Summit on the International Conference on Population and Development marks 25 years since the first conference was held in Cairo in 1994.

"That's the only thing we know, in life, change is constant. So trust that." Lina Lindahl shares her story of overcoming setbacks and dealing with fear.

Girls' Globe is on the ground to amplify the voices of grassroots activists and youth leaders. Hear why women march to the Nairobi Summit on ICPD25.

In this episode of The Power of Your Story Podcast, Maya Andersen shares her story of coming out as a transgender woman and finding love and confidence.