Power

When Women Break Down

In conflict, every fiber of a mother’s sense of being shudders into protective overdrive. She will push herself across…

Banaz: A Love Story

I understand what it is like when people want to silence your voice. At times, my choices have strayed from the acceptable moral norms afforded to women of my background.

BY: Deeyah Khan

Comfort Women

Referred to as Wianbu in Korean and “Comfort Women” in English, on August 14, 1991, a woman named Hak Soon Kim came forward to denounce the Japanese for the sexual enslavement of more than 200,000 women during World War II.

In the Era of #MeToo, FGM Must be Seen as Sexual Violence

Investing in a Culture of Radical Acceptance

“IMAGINE. CREATE. SHARE. REPEAT.” — Art Spaces and Opportunity

On Wednesdays We Wear White: Iranian Women’s Fight for Equality

For many Iranian women, the World Cup was an opportunity to advocate for their rights and equal treatment under the confines of Islamic rule on an international level.