The Feminization of Poverty: Women at the Margins primer explores how multi-dimensional poverty and its contributing factors, such as the lack of health services, lack of education, inadequate living standards, poor quality of work, gender-based violence, and living in areas that are environmentally hazardous, among others, contribute to the feminization of poverty.
Sustainable Development/Post 2015 Agenda
A Rights-Based Approach to Resource Extraction in Pursuit of a Sustainable Development – Advocacy Brief
Gender and Climate Justice Tribunals
Gender and Climate Justice Tribunals Series – Mountain Top Removal and the Coal Industry Impacts on vulnerable communities
Central Appalachia Women and Climate Justice Tribunal. Charleston, West Virginia. May 2012.
“Organizing for change: Women’s Tribunals as Civil Society Advocacy”. Side event at the United Nations Rio+20 Commission on Sustainable Development in June of 2012.
Feminist Task Force 