Hola Code: How Coding School In Mexico Supports Youth Returned From The US

Hacking obstacles by coding the future - that is how the Mexican school Hola Code presents its goals. Many young 'dreamers' are forced to back to Mexico from the US and the school helps immigrants to become software engineers and adapt to new conditions.

/ May 28, 2018

#WhereAreTheChildren: Behind The US Border Policy Crisis

#WhereAreTheChildren campaign caused misinformed immigration scandal blew up online. But it quickly drew attention to immigrants’ conditions and immigration policy that separates children from their parents. Despite the debate continues, activists have launched a demonstration with a new slogan #FamiliesBelongTogether.

/ May 24, 2018

Digging Into The Pakistan Gig Economy And Women Behind It

Pakistan has 25% of female participation in the labor market that is the lowest rates in the world.  However, the development of gig economy and technology usage can be an effective tool for Pakistani women to have a job. 

/ May 6, 2018

From Fatana Hassanzada To Zahra Nader: Media Helps Afghan Women To Break Taboos

Afghanistan community can see the work of Afghan women who step by step shows the courage and fearlessness to rule the media and create content despite the danger and limitations. The Afghan society has faced the first women's fashion and lifestyle magazine that challenging taboos. 

/ April 28, 2018

Sahar Speaks: Voice of Female Afghan Media

Nowadays the Afghanistan press has almost 2000 female journalists but not a single woman at the foreign news outlets in Kabul. British-American journalist Amie Ferris-Rotman launched the project "Sahar Speaks" aiming to involve more women in the mass media working process.

/ April 22, 2018

7 Women & Feminist Communities In Italy You Should Know

The peculiar path of Italian feminism causes many discussions. Some women don't like to call themselves feminists. However, the women's movement in Italy continues to evolve and pinpoint the lack of true women's rights. And that is where groups and networks come to help

/ April 17, 2018

Feminism In Indonesia: Women’s Struggle For Equal Rights

Indonesian women joined the Jakarta March protesting against gender-based violence as nearly 350,000 cases of violence against women were reported in 2017, children marriage rate which is 14%, discriminations of LGBT's community, more than 300 LGBT people were arrested in police raids across Indonesia last year.

/ April 10, 2018

Baltimore Ceasefire: How Citizens Fight Against Gun Violence

Baltimore citizens initiative to end the gun violence as the murder-rates reached the highest number in 2017. Community takes the first step to spread peaceful challenge in the city and help each other to prevent conflicts.

/ April 6, 2018

#MosqueMeToo: Mona Eltahawy Encourages Muslim Women to Speak Up About Harassment

Egyptian-American journalist Mona Eltahawy, an activist fighting for women's rights in Arabian countries, creates #MosqueMeToo movement to empower Muslim women to reveal their stories and bring a discussion about equality for women in Islam.

/ April 4, 2018

#NoCapitulation: How A Hashtag Escalated An Academic Protest

The social net movement #NoCapitulation has brought the Universities workers protests across the UK to defend pensions rights. It has already achieved the offer to reopen talks over pensions.

/ April 1, 2018

Behind The March For Our Lives: How The Future Belongs To The Youth

The March for Our Lives speeches got viral on the internet as a reminder of millennial’s power and influence in the political life. A student-led demonstration included around 800 000 people in D.C and approximately 800 sibling marches around the world.

/ March 26, 2018

Marielle Franco: Life And Resistance Of Brazilian Activism Champion

The remarkable and inspiring path of Marielle Franco's life, a politician, human rights activist, a representative for the black movement, the LGBT society, and favela residents in Brazil

/ March 18, 2018
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