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17May 19

Global Rights for Women in Morocco

Global Rights for Women continues our exciting partnership with Mobilising for Rights Associates (MRA) based in Rabat, Morocco-- By Melissa Scaia, Director of International Training

17May 19

Expanding our community: April gathering in Washington, D.C.

GRW held a successful gathering in April of 2019 for community members in Washington, D.C. to learn about our work and share ideas for expanding our presence in the region-- By Sara Mowchan, Development and Communications Manager

17May 19

Twin Cities World Refugee Day 2019

Global Rights for Women is excited to be involved with this year's Twin Cities World Refugee…

17May 19

Observing a Batterers Intervention Program

Observing a ‘Men’s Groups’ or Batterers Intervention Programs for violent offenders

17May 19

How come she’s always so mad at me now?

Encouraging men to understand that reaction from family members and victims in Men's Nonviolence Classes-- By Graham Barnes, Legal Resource Specialist

15Apr 19

The #MeToo Movement: A Global Shift for Women and Girls

Join Global Rights for Women on May 14th! Global Rights for Women CEO, Cheryl Thomas,…

08Apr 19

A Summary of Global Rights for Women’s recently published report Time for a Change: The Need for a Binding International Treaty on Violence Against Women

A Summary of Global Rights for Women's recently published report Time for a Change: The Need…

25Mar 19

Attending CSW 2019: The Global Convening on Women’s Rights

Attending the annual United Nations CSW63, the annual conference in New York City gathering many of the world's organizations working towards advancing women's rights and gender equality-- By Sara Mowchan, Development and Communications Manager

08Mar 19

Time's Up: Ending Violence Against Women Worldwide Global Rights for Women will be hosting a…

06Mar 19

Our Vision

Global Rights for Women is a leading voice in the global movement to end violence against women and girls. GRW builds international partnerships that advance laws, values, and practices to create communities where all women and girls live free from violence and threats of violence. In times of greater resistance to human rights from regressive forces, GRW makes an uncompromising commitment to the universal acceptance of women and girls’ human right to be free from violence.