From Conflict Zones to State Budgets
In many countries across the region, violence does not end with the cessation of conflict or the decline of…
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War Economy and the Reproduction of Violence in Sudan
Sudan today offers a concentrated image of a violence that can no longer be separated from the very structures that…
COP30 in Brazil: Pitfalls and Opportunities 10 Years After the Paris Agreement…
MENAFem shares a new publication by the Observatori del Deute en la Globalització (ODG): COP30 in Brazil: Pitfalls…
Inequity, Inequality, Inaction: A Civil Society Equity Review of the Post-Paris…
MENAFem shares the newly released global report:
Inequity, Inequality, Inaction: A Civil Society Equity Review of…
MENAFem School for Feminist Economics and Ecological Justice – Call for…
Feminist Economics and the Political Economy of Energy: Towards a Just and Caring Transition in MENA
Call for…
Belém Begins Today: Will COP30 Correct the Course or Reinforce the Crisis?
Today marks the first day of COP30 in Belém, on the edge of the Amazon, at a moment when political time and…
Debt is stealing girls’ futures — Join our call for action
Across the Global South, mounting debt crises are stripping governments of their ability to invest in education,…
Feminist Reflections on the 2025 IMF–World Bank Annual Meetings: A time for…
By Fiana Arbab, a Bangladeshi-Muslim-American transnational feminist organizer and advocate
We continue to…
Feminist Reflections on the 2025 IMF–World Bank Annual Meetings: Recalibrating the…
By Maria Syed (she/her), an economics consultant at Third World Network (TWN)
The IMF’s Independent Evaluation…
Feminist Reflections on the 2025 IMF–World Bank Annual Meetings: Resisting…
By Julia Gerlo, Fundación Ambiente y Recursos Naturales (FARN), Argentina
I could start by saying, “Another…