Womankind Worldwide strengthens and supports women’s rights organisations and movements with the resources they need to challenge oppression and change the lives of women, in the home, the workplace and the communities they live in. Led by their partners, Womankind Worldwide builds successful projects together, amplifies women’s voices and shares what’s working. They take collective action with women’s movements to advocate for changes to laws and policies across the world that ensure women’s rights so that women and girls can not just survive, but thrive.

Twitter: @woman_kind
Email: info@womankind.org.uk
Publications and resources:
- Womankind Worldwide (2021). Solidarity through Sisterhood: Learning from the eco-feminist project, Participation and Opportunities for Women’s Economic Rights (POWER)
- Womankind Worldwide (2021). Framing Feminist Taxation
- Othim, C., and Saalbrink, R. (4 June, 2020). ‘In depth: Why fair taxation matters in wake of this pandemic’. Womankind Worldwide.
- Capraro, C., and Woodroffe, J. (7 Mar, 2018). ‘Digging Deep: The impact of Uganda’s land rush on women’s rights’. Womankind Worldwide.

Christina Cadore

Currently based in: UK, Europe
Publication and resources:
- Cadore, C. (25 Nov, 2020). ‘Why women’s economic rights are the key to reducing violence against women (and how experiences of informal workers tell us all we need to know)’. Womankind Worldwide.

Dinah Musindarwezo

Currently based in: Nairobi County, Kenya
Publications/resources:

Musindarwezo, D., and Okech, A. (2019). Transnational Feminism and the Post-2015 Development. Soundings.
Musindarwezo, D. (2018). The 2030 Agenda from a feminist perspective: No meaningful gains without greater accountability for Africa’s women. Agenda.