Graphic with purple-to-coral gradient and bright green accents. Text reads: “Feminist Tech Principle #9: Amplifying feminist discourse.” Below, icons of a speaker and sound waves. Additional text: “The internet can amplify feminist voices and lived realities.”

Bold text reads “365toEndGBV.” Below are line icons representing liking, commenting, sharing, and saving, followed by platform icons for Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, and BlueSky. At the bottom, white text reads: “CUNY SPH Sexual & Reproductive Justice Hub.”

Feminists use digital spaces to share and document injustice, and to build solidarity across the world.

📊 However, UN research shows that women journalists and activists experience high levels of online GBV to silence their voices.

#365toEndGBV #FeministTechThursdays #FeministMovements

FON convened 19 partners in Addis Ababa (4 Mar 2026) for an advocacy learning on SRHR & GBV. Participants challenged biases and shared strategies: survivor-centered, evidence-driven, collaborative action.

#FeministMovements
#EndGBV
#FeministOpportunitiesNow

Movements have contributed to great wins for human rights, access, spaces and justice across the years. As an activist, feminist and practitioner, are movements a part of your work?

#EndVAWG
#PreventVAWG
#FeministMovements
#Collective

Purple-to-coral gradient poster reading “Feminists made gender-based violence visible.” Illustration of a woman with white hair standing among cactus plants, her clothing marked with handprints, symbolizing experiences of violence and the visibility created by feminist movements.

Graphic with a purple-to-coral gradient background. Bold text reads “365toEndGBV.” Below are line icons representing liking, commenting, sharing, and saving, followed by platform icons for Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, and BlueSky. At the bottom, white text reads: “CUNY SPH Sexual & Reproductive Justice Hub.”

Feminist movements helped transform how the world understands violence.

In the 1970s, feminist activists opened shelters and crisis centers for survivors.

They made violence visible—and demanded change.

#365toEndGBV #FeministMovements

Poster reading “International Women’s Day began as a labor and feminist movement.” Historic black-and-white photo of women workers holding protest signs demanding higher wages during a labor demonstration.

Graphic with a purple-to-coral gradient background. Bold text reads “365toEndGBV.” Below are line icons representing liking, commenting, sharing, and saving, followed by platform icons for Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, and BlueSky. At the bottom, white text reads: “CUNY SPH Sexual & Reproductive Justice Hub.”

International Women’s Day started with feminist organizing.

In 1910, activists proposed a global day to advance women’s rights—building on years of organizing by women workers and feminists.

Movements created the day. Movements keep it alive.

#365toEndGBV #FeministMovements #GenderJustice

Colourful graphic with handwritten-style text reading "APC Network: 30 years since Beijing ’95’. Includes two black-and-white photos: one of a large stadium crowd and another of a person using a computer at a booth labeled "APC Networks Global Computer Communications."

Thirty years after the #BeijingDeclaration and Platform for Action, this new Genderit.org edition reflects on its legacy and asks:

How can feminist movements shape the future of gender equality in today’s digital age?

genderit.org/edition/look... #FeministMovements

🎯 Deux revendications principales dans une lettre ouverte adressée aux gouvernements :

1️⃣ Ne pas céder face aux offensives anti-droits
2️⃣ Renforcer les financements des organisations féministes via des mécanismes pérennes

#FSOF #FeministMovements

RIP
Susan Brownmiller's (1935–2025)work fundamentally transformed public understanding and legal responses to sexual violence.

Follow us to learn more on dismantling capitalist patriarchy.

#susanbrownmiller#againstourwill #rape #rapeculture #patriarchy #feministmovements #feministicon #feminist

In Korea, #FeministMovements are often extreme and radical and ignore any morals or virtues. This attitude leads them to be hated even by young men, who can come to think that feminism is a 'mental problem'. For this reason, very often when a member of a female idol group supports, even subtly,

A Human rights organization also supported it alongside WOMAD, as if it were a natural part of the women’s movement (Anyway, don't they think it's weird that WOMAD uses Nazi symbol?)

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#Megalia #WOMAD #Feministmovements #HumanRightsWatch

Commission on the Status of Women (CSW69) and Beijing30!
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