In the “new normal” since COVID-19, feminist and human rights organizations are innovating to be inclusive in online spaces. WLP Brazil (CEPIA) found a way to bring young leaders with auditory and visual disabilities to the (virtual) table.
In an interview with WLP Brazil/Cepia team member, Kezia Sampaio, describes her concerns about the impact of the pandemic and what she thinks young activists like herself can do about it. This interview is part of a series, which highlights how youth are leading responses to critical democracy and equality issues in their countries.
The Generation Equality Forum has called for strong commitments by civil society, governments, and individuals that will transform structures and systems of power and lead to gender equality.
In 2019, WLP Kyrgyzstan/Bir Duino began to work with the Mailuu-Suu women to bring greater publicity to their plight and to the continuing environmental degradation in the region.
