- Expert Group Meeting: Violence against Women Journalists (2020) CWGL hosted the Expert Group Meeting on Violence Against Women Journalists in partnership with the Office of the UN Special Rapporteur on Violence against women, the United Nations Population Fund, and the International Association of Women in Radio and Television to inform recommendations in the report. The report contains key recommendations to States to meet their obligations to include a gender perspective in all initiatives aimed at creating and maintaining a safe and favorable environment for free and independent journalism. It also includes recommendations for United Nations agencies, especially for ILO C190, the convention on ending harassment and violence against women and men in the world of work, and calls for streamlining a system-wide approach to advance work on the safety of women journalists.
- 2020 Global 16 Days Campaign Advocacy Guide (2020) 2020 Global 16 Days Campaign Advocacy Guide aims to increase the visibility of informal women workers by highlighting their concerns and recommending activities in an action menu which can be undertaken during the 2020 Global 16 Days Campaign from November 25 – December 10, 2020, as well as throughout the year.
- The Guide is accompanied by a social media kit and a robust resource that contains more detailed information about issues, legal frameworks, the work of human rights mechanisms, and good practices. These should be used together to develop strategies and undertake activities all year round, from 16 to 365 days.
- 2019 Global 16 Days Campaign Advocacy Guide (2019) 2019 Global 16 Days Campaign Advocacy Guide was developed by the Center for Women’s Global Leadership to support and strengthen efforts by advocates worldwide in engaging, mobilizing and scaling up efforts to end gender-based violence. The Advocacy Guide which focuses on the 2019 theme of 16 Days to end gender-based violence (GBV) in the world of work also supports actions to ratify the newly adopted International Labour Organization (ILO) Convention 190 that establishes global standards to end gender-based violence and harassment in the world of work.
- A Life of its Own: 16 Days Assessment Report (2016)An in-depth evaluation of the 16 Days Campaign with a focus on its initial motivation of awareness raising and its evolution over the last 25 years. Taking a critical look at the Campaign, the evaluation provides recommendations for growth and a move from awareness of gender-based violence to its eradication.
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16 Days Campaign Analytical Report
(2014)
This campaign report reflects data collected through the 2014 16 Days Post-Campaign survey on the theme, “From Peace in the Home to Peace in the World: Let’s Challenge Militarism and End Violence Against Women!”
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16 Days Campaign Analytical Report
(2013)
This campaign report reflects data collected through the 2013 16 Days Post-Campaign survey on the theme, “From Peace in the Home to Peace in the World: Let’s Challenge Militarism and End Violence Against Women!”
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16 Days Campaign Analytical Report
(2012)
This campaign report reflects data collected through the 2012 16 Days Post-Campaign survey on the theme, “From Peace in the Home to Peace in the World: Let’s Challenge Militarism and End Violence Against Women!”
- 16 Days Campaign Analytical Report (2011)
This campaign report reflects data collected through the 2011 16 Days Post-Campaign survey on the theme, “From Peace in the Home to Peace in the World: Let’s Challenge Militarism and End Violence Against Women!”
- Intersections of Violence Against Women and Militarism Meeting Report (2011)
By LaForgia, R. Edited by Bisnath, S. This report chronicles the key discussion points of the “Strategic Conversation on Militarism and Violence Against Women,” convened by the Center for Women’s Global Leadership.
- Strengthening Resistance: Confronting Violence Against Women and HIV/AIDS (2006)
Researched, written, and edited by Rothschild, C., Reilly, M. & Nordstrom, S. Designed as an overview of the most salient issues, this publication is meant for activists and policy makers alike who may be familiar with HIV/AIDS, violence against women or human rights, but not necessarily the nexus across all of these areas.
- Written Out: How Sexuality is Used to Attack Women's Organizing (2005); Written Out: How Sexuality is Used to Attack Women's Organizing (2000)
By Rothschild, C. Edited by Long, S. & Fried, S. A revised work that further explores a phenomenon that activists face in several regions “sexuality-baiting” or the practice of discrediting and controlling people, organizations and political agendas through strategic use of allegations related to sexuality.
- Gender Violence and Women's Rights in Africa (1994)
This significant document compiles the ideas and strategies put forth by some of Africa's foremost women's human rights activists at a symposium convened by the Center for Women's Global Leadership, while presenting a theoretical and strategic framework for addressing women's human rights.
- Gender Violence: A Development and Human Rights Issue (also available in Spanish and French) (1991)
By Bunch, C. & Carrillo, R. This book is intended to promote international discussion of critical conceptual and strategic questions regarding women's human rights and the development of a human rights agenda that incorporates women's perspectives and experiences.
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