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COVID-19 and periods have more things in common than one would think! Read how the pandemic has affected periods by Swedish Organization for Global Health.

Is it impossible to be a feminist and a football fan? Chanté Moos reflects on the reasons I could have stopped being a football fan.

Bashirat Oladele talks about her intersectional approach to activism as a Black Muslim and African woman. #BlackLivesMatter must include ALL black people

If you are anti-sexist, you should be anti-racist. Sandra Blands death in police custody sparked the #SayHerName-movement started.

For Evalin Karijo, her youth leadership role at Amref Health Africa – especially during this time of the pandemic – has put those skills to the test.

One day, everyone will be free to experience their periods with dignity. I believe that this begins with access to free menstrual products for all.

Five strategies and tactics that will bolster your activities to build peace during a pandemic, written by Women's Action for New Direction.

More experienced feminists have to be there for younger or newer feminists. Here are 5 ideas about feminism I'd like to pass to the next generation.

Read our interview with Clare, Girl Up Initiative Uganda's Programme Director, to learn about the impact of the lockdown on the lives of women and girls.

Many are experiencing a lockdown or something similar. I've compiled a list of things to do, read, listen to and think about during this isolated time.

For the first episode of We Belong Podcast, we travel to France to discuss social justice, stigma and suburban life with Inès Seddiki.

The pandemic is creating an environment of high stress, anxiety and depression. It is also leading to increased rates of domestic violence and abuse.

In a lot of feminist media, culture and conversaton, intersectionality has become a buzzword. But what does it actually mean?

We're in the middle of an unprecedented global crisis. Here are 3 things to support activists during the Coronavirus Pandemic.

Originally published on Huffington Post It felt like I was in a movie — one of those scenes where the woman in labor screams in pain and squirms as each contraction kicks in. Never had I imagined that giving birth would feel like a thin line between...