Nicolette Naylor, International Program Director, Gender, Racial, and Ethnic Justice
Addressing sexual harassment and sexual violence in the workplace among social justice organizations is long overdue.
Penny Davies, Former International Program Director, Natural Resources and Climate Change
In rural and remote places, increasing numbers of women are mobilizing and becoming leaders in their organizations and communities.
US Olympic medalist and entrepreneur Ibtihaj Muhammad on her experience as a woman of color, a Muslim American, and a female athlete today
Hannah Meropol, Tom Ford Fellow
The power of the Women’s March can't be sustained without people coming together to resist the sources not only of their own oppression but also of each other’s.
Q&A with URGE executive director Kierra Johnson on how gender, reproductive rights, and sexual health issues impact a person’s life.
Rebeca Sandoval, Program Associate, Mexico and Central America
Helena Hofbauer Balmori, International Program Director, Civic Engagement and Government; Director, Mexico and Central America
The Ford Foundation recognizes four grantees that recently received special awards for their outstanding work and dedication to advancing human rights in Mexico and Central America.
Rebeca Sandoval, Program Associate, Mexico and Central America
Helena Hofbauer Balmori, International Program Director, Civic Engagement and Government; Director, Mexico and Central America
The Ford Foundation recognizes four grantees that recently received special awards for their work and dedication to advancing human rights
Douglas Wood, Former Program Officer, Global Grants
Stereotypes and stigma make black female students vulnerable to mistreatment and criminalization in school.
Susie Jolly, Former Program Officer
China's growing relationship with and participation in the Global South raises questions about the role of gender and sexuality issues in foreign aid, investment, and development in the region.
Kali Villarosa, Intern, Ford Foundation
While millennials are concerned about what’s going on in the world today, somehow HIV/AIDS, a disease that intersects with issues like LGBT rights, mass incarceration, gender equality, and war, has fallen off their radar.
Delane Kalembo, Program Coordinator, African Men for Sexual Health and Rights
Reflecting on the International AIDS Conference in Durban, Delane Kalembo speaks to the role that religious leaders and faith-based organizations play in turning the tide on HIV in Africa.
Eka Williams, Program Officer
There is a close link between child marriage and the spread of HIV/AIDS in Africa. Yet the interventions designed to respond to these two issues are often not integrated.
