Since the outbreak of #COVID19, there has been a spike in reports of violence against women. #16Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence is an opportunity to make a difference for the better. Every one of us has a role to play. #OrangeTheWorld UN Women @ericajacobsondesign

In July this year, our partner New Faces New Voices_Kenya hosted a knowledge exchange session about the health care response in managing cases of gender-based violence in Kenya. These are some of the recommendations. #16Days #OrangeTheWorld

📅 9 December 2021 🕒 15:00 – 16:30 CET 📍 Online Check out the programme & register ⤵️ bit.ly/3lw3Otu 📖 bit.ly/3DpbALD WO=MEN, Dutch Gender Platform, ActionAid Nederland , @bothends.bsky.social & WECF international

Our partner NGO Win Win Strategies, active in #Kenya, works to end #harassment in the #workplace. How? E.g. by supporting women workers to recognise and report #GBV. Check out the infographic to learn more about Win-win Strategies’ work. #16Days #OrangeTheWorld

This week our name is Peter. Why? To focus attention on this fact: in the #Netherlands, there are more #CEOs named Peter than CEOs who are women. lnkd.in/ehzJbiM4 Discover our #genderequality report in the 🇳🇱 Laila Aitbaali WO=MEN, Dutch Gender Platform #MijnNaamIsPeter #mynameispeter

Women Win, in collaboration with Solidaridad Network and Kering, is proud to announce the launch of the Revolving Fund Project case study for the GRDD Platform. Read about how this project contributes to gender-responsive supply chain solutions here: lnkd.in/eachutyJ

Improving women’s economic empowerment in the flower sector Win Win Strategies floraldaily.com/article/939926…

Valentines Day is often expressed through flowers yet working conditions of the women procuring those flowers is not as glamorous. FIDA-Kenya & Workers' Rights Watch research shows the realities of women owned flower farms in Kenya. Read full report here: lnkd.in/ezDXV_tt

In some countries, laws exclude people from essential services based on how they live their lives, who they are, what they do, or who they love. Such laws are discriminatory—they deny human and fundamental freedoms. Read more on UNAIDS: zcu.io/MlfF

Girls and women around the world are leading the charge on climate change resistance. Natalia Niño explains why companies should combine their efforts on climate and gender justice to build a more sustainable future for all. Read more here: lnkd.in/emKybRBz

Win-Win Strategies is proud to launch Collaborating for Impact video by Ufadhili Trust highlighting the importance of cross-sector partnerships within the flower sector in Kenya. Learn more about how our tools promote women's rights in the sector here vimeo.com/687865987

Women Win believes in a future where EVERY girl and woman exercises their rights. We continue to stand for the inclusion of our trans sisters and brothers to participate in the sports that bring them joy. All marginalised genders should always have the right to play🏳️‍⚧️

“Women workers form the backbone of many sectors...Their labour and contributions are essential to the success of floriculture companies" Ufadhili Trust's research shows how vital strategic collaborations in the sector are. Read their full article here: lnkd.in/daiKnVHg

In its first year, the #ResilienceFund4Women supported more than 30 women-led orgs through partnerships with feminist funds in India and Bangladesh to support the health, rights & resilience of women in global value chains: resiliencefundforwomen.org

In honour of International Women's Day, We offer internationally operating companies the opportunity to take part in our Self-Assessment Quiz. Find out how gender-responsive your company's supply chain policies and practices are now: lnkd.in/eFc6mYFs.

We are pleased to welcome our first cohort of Optiver Foundation Scholars to Oxford as part of this new international postgraduate scholarship programme for women in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM). mpls.ox.ac.uk/latest/news/fi…

We will be sharing 4 incredible stories of the #womeninleadership at Kenyan flower farms. We hope these stories will inspire more women in the flowers. First is Mary Waithera, a young entrepreneur who founded the Wilmar Flower farm. Read her story here lnkd.in/gVPzu6Tw