FMUS subscribers receive two email messages from our Founder Françoise Girard per month. In the Newsletter, Girard writes - often in personal terms - about issues of concern facing each of us as we seek to advance women’s and girls’ rights around the world. In the Digest, Françoise  comments on readings, films and recordings that she feels can inspire current and emerging feminist activists. We invite you to consult past Newsletters and Digests here.
Women and the Rwandan genocide
Rapprochement in Kigali?: Europe’s far-right uses women’s conference to reach out to African governments
Women overcoming patriarchy in India: Desperately Seeking Shah Rukh
A year in the post-Roe era
How Can We Remain Hopeful In These Terrible Times?
“We need to be bold” – assert the Kenyan feminists determined to expand access to safe abortion
American poet Maggie Smith on divorce, motherhood, and finding herself
What if sex work was just work?
The mifepristone diaries
The stained white pantsuit:
Overcoming period shaming and period poverty in Kenya
Men are responsible for 100% of unwanted pregnancies
Is Florida the future of US politics ?
“Writing is like wielding a knife.” said Annie Ernaux.
The Nobel Committee agreed.
Young people in Latin America and Mexico want to control their sexuality
Abortion pills in every medicine cabinet, now
Girls should be girls, not brides!
Ending gender-based violence: Rays of hope amid the despair
Feeding the beast: the transnational movement stoking hatred against “gender”
The U.S. midterms, youth and abortion
Funding feminist groups
Books about women, by women
Advancing sexual and reproductive rights in Pakistan
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Polish feminists and their struggle for democracy
Come closer to feminism with renowned author bell hooks
The bold and brave feminists of Uruguay
The cost of restricting abortion access
As Roe ends, another struggle begins
Lifting up feminists from the global South
Women and growing older
The US Supreme Court and Roe v. Wade
Why is Russia so keen on Marine Le Pen?
And Still Ketanji Brown Jackson Rises
Kenyan feminists demand their sexual and reproductive rights
Putin's war on Ukraine's women and children
In focus: Young feminists organizing in Central Africa
Women are managing their own abortions
Authoritarianism in Brazil threatens democracy and women's rights
The right to sex, and the goal of anti-gender movements
The US Supreme Court is a threat to abortion rights
Ending gender-based violence
Making the case for women health care workers
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