EKOFEMINISME DAN GERAKAN PEREMPUAN DI BANDUNG by Aquarini Priyatna, Mega Subekti, Indriyani Rachman

“…Abstract By using ecofeminism perspective, this paper aims to describe the activity and activism of women's movement in Bandung that focuses on environmental issues. …”
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ADVOKASI KEBIJAKAN CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATION (Studi Kasus : Rifka Annisa Dalam Strategi Advokasi Kebijakan Perlindungan Perempuan Di Yogyakarta ) by , MUHAMAD ZUDAIRAN, , DR. AAGN Ari Dwipayana

“…This research is descriptive qualitative study so it will also see the movement of women in Yogyakarta, then Rifka Annisa in profile and the appearance of it in the center of women movement dynamics, three items are to see how far the development of female movement in filling public spaces particularly Rifka Annisa. …”

O feminismo brasileiro desde os anos 1970: revisitando uma trajetória Brazilian feminism since the seventies: revisiting a trajectory by Cynthia Andersen Sarti

“…Initially, the article shows feminism in Brazil, in the seventies, as a women's movement that was framed in opposition to the military dictatorship. …”
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El uso del caso como estrategia de incidencia pública: Mapa político de un grupo activista de género en la provincia de La Pampa The use of the case as a public advocacy strategy:... by Fedra Aimetta

“…In its agenda, Mujeres por la Solidaridad, which acts within the framework of wide women's movement of Argentina, includes issues such as the reproductive rights, violence against women and the traffic in women at the same time that it develops its own strategies.…”
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Hijas todas, madres algunas… by Juliana Francis Smith, Eva Samqui Chang

“…<br />The methodology used was qualitative based on a descriptive and interpretative analysis of 10 cases where there is a mother-daughter relationship as a feminist and activist of the Women's Movement in Managua, Masaya and Bilwi, with a cross section corresponding from June 2009 to July 2010. …”
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Uma Análise das Políticas de Enfrentamento ao HIV/Aids na Perspectiva da Interseccionalidade de Raça e Gênero Analysis of the HIV/AIDS Policies from a Gender and Race Intersectiona... by Laura Cecilia López

“…The analysis reveals the centrality of the body as the expression of the black women movement's political struggle, stressing on and questioning the social vulnerability that results from the impact of biopolitics on the bodies, especially when gender and race are brought together.…”
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Os direitos da mulher à terra e os movimentos sociais rurais na reforma agrária brasileira Women's land rights and rural social movements in the Brazilian agrarian reform by Carmen Diana Deere

“…<br>This article examines the evolution of the demand for women's land rights in the Brazilian agrarian reform through the prism of the three main rural social movements: the landless movement, the rural unions and the autonomous rural women's movement. Most of the credit for raising the issue of women's land rights rests with women within the rural unions. …”
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Lobbying the League by Miller, C, Miller, Carol Ann

“…While feminists' shift from the national to the international arena has been noted in studies on the inter-war women's movement, most often it has been interpreted as a reflection of the heightened salience of peace work in the aftermath of the First World War. …”

KEKERASAN TERHADAP PEREMPUAN: PERSPEKTIF PEMIKIRAN AGAMA DAN SOSIOLOGI by Muhammad Hasbi

“…At least there should be a movement of feminism which is basically as the transformation of women's movement that aims to create better relationship between men and women.…”
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Investigating Sexual Harassment Narratives on Twitter through Computational Social Sciences by saeeide amini, MohamadAli Dadgostarniya

“…In the 1960s and 1970s, the liberal and radical branches of the women's movement experienced a resurgence. While the liberal feminist movements emphasized the struggle for equal rights, the radical feminist movements acknowledged the presence of capitalism and male supremacy as the precursors to women's oppression (Taylor & Rupp, 1993). …”
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