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Costa Rican church ordains committed woman evangelist Teresa Guadamuz A commitment to bring hope and transformation in community
Interfaith collaboration can reduce gender inequality Religious fundamentalism threatens sustainable development
International Women's Day 2016 GENEVA, 8 March 2016 --International Women’s Day (IWD) on 8 March represents an opportunity to recognize and celebrate the social
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Where lives and cultures meet (LWI) – “We are six people in our tent,” Sory Rasno, 40, says. “At night the wind keeps us awake. There is no privacy, no space.
UN human rights consultations start in Uganda (LWI) - Gender-based violence and poor access to education are among the major human rights challenges for refugees in south western Uganda.
Parishioners’ support helps to fight AIDS stigma in Tanzania Empowering vulnerable women helps saves lives
Faith-based coalition promotes 16 days of activism to overcome violence against women and girls From peace in the home to peace in the world: make education safe for all Joint news release with World Council of Churches
Growing towards inclusive community in the Finnish church First Nordic translation of LWF Gender Justice Policy
