Behind the scenes of our Women by Women exhibition
On Wednesday 4th March, the Oxo Tower’s gallery space on London’s South Bank was transformed into ActionAid’s first Women by Women photography exhibition.
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Posted in Blog on 12 March 2020
On Wednesday 4th March, the Oxo Tower’s gallery space on London’s South Bank was transformed into ActionAid’s first Women by Women photography exhibition.
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Sonali, an acid attack survivor from Bangladesh, speaks about her experience of being attacked with acid. Photo: ActionAid
Posted in Blog on 4 February 2020
Sonali, an acid attack survivor from Bangladesh, speaks about her experience of being attacked with acid, how she has recovered, and why she stands with women and girls to say #MyBodyIsMine.
Read morePosted 13 January 2020
My Body is Mine is a campaign demanding that women and girls everywhere have the right to be free from violence, and to control their own bodies.
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Olive is a lawyer and Acting Legal Advisor for Nyanza District. She was running workshops at the ActionAid girls camp on rights, justice and accessing local services. Photo: Christie Ntwari/ActionAid
Posted 10 January 2020
Find out about sexual harassment, statistics, what it means and what ActionAid is doing to end harassment against women around the world.
Read moreGirls at the ActionAid Rwanda summer camp in Nyanza District participate in classroom learning activities. . Photo: Christie Ntwari/ActionAid
Posted 11 June 2019
Answers to all the frequently asked questions about periods or menstruation, and ActionAid's work on period poverty.
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Anastacia Plilan trains women in Baringo on agroecology, alternative livelihoods, and rights advocacy. Photo: Jess Midwinter / ActionAid
Posted 4 February 2019
Why is FGM so bad? Read about the health problems and psychological impact of female genital mutilation, and ActionAid's work to stop FGM around the world.
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