Our Strength Lies in Our Sisterhood Published: 10 March 2025 Acceptance speech For her, the new Belarus began with the Women’s Revolution in 2020, and continues to this very day. Julia Mickiewicz remembers the inspiration that the beautiful and smart women at the rallies have given her, along with the conviction that victory is achievable.
Europe is reinventing itself Published: 10 March 2025 Commentary It's not just about money. We can be the innovative and cultural magnet of the world. That is the strength of democratic and open societies. By Bastian Hermisson
Julia, Irina and Darya – Three Very Good Reasons for Hope in Belarus Published: 10 March 2025 Opening speech The three laureates are shaping the socio-political debates in Belarus and are enabling a counter-narrative to the Russian discourse and the deeply patriarchal view of society held by ruler Lukashenko, says Dr. Imme Scholz By Imme Scholz
"For me, feminism is not an abstract idea" Published: 7 March 2025 Acceptance speech Acceptance speech. Belarus is a country where women took to the streets with flowers and were thrown into prison vans. By Darya Afanasyeva
My superpower: Belarusian women Published: 7 March 2025 Acceptance speech Irina Alkhovka pays tribute to earlier generations of women, such as her former university professor and founder of this award, Anne Klein. She says their resilience and courage serve as a beacon for all of us, in every era.
Collective Responsibilities: A call for Critical Feminist Funding Literacy Published: 7 March 2025 Background As human rights funding shrinks, feminist movements struggle to sustain their work while meeting donor demands. How can feminist funding literacy help organizations secure resources without compromising their mission? By Miriam Mona Mukalazi
Collective Responsibilities: A call for Feminist Philanthropy Published: 7 March 2025 Background The withdrawal of state and private funding threatens feminist movements worldwide. Bureaucratic hurdles make access to resources difficult. Can feminist philanthropy help build sustainable structures for lasting change? By Miriam Mona Mukalazi
Moldova ahead of the parliamentary elections Published: 4 March 2025 Interview Massive vote buying overshadowed the 2024 elections in Moldova - over 35 million euros were spent on influencing voters. Robert Sperfeld and Julian Gröger spoke to former State Secretary Mariana Lucreteanu about coming to terms with the scandal and the lessons learned for the 2025 parliamentary elections.
Brazil: Agroecology as a Climate Solution Based on Territory Published: 3 March 2025 Background The concept of land liberation through agroecology includes, in turn, the freedom of forests, in opposition to forms of privatization, commodification, and financialization of nature that reduce forests to mere credits. By Ariana Gomes, Diogo Cabral and Pedro Martins
Steps and Missteps of Agroecology in Public Policies in Brazil Published: 28 February 2025 Background Brazil's pioneering National Agroecology and Organic Production Policy offers valuable lessons, highlighting both achievements and challenges in advancing agroecology. Despite setbacks, its progress remains essential for systemic transformation. By Paulo Petersen