SHAPING FEMINIST FOREIGN POLICY CONFERENCE 2023: RESOURCING FEMINIST MOVEMENTS AS A PILLAR OF FEMINIST FOREIGN POLICY

Around the world, intersectional feminist movements and organisations are at the frontlines of demanding equality and justice. They resist authoritarianism, defend democracy, demand public accountability and good governance, and advance economic, environmental, gender and climate justice agendas. For an impactful Feminist Foreign Policy (FFP), the importance of resourcing these feminist movements and organisations cannot be stressed enough.

Resources Feminist Foreign Policy

Development finance for gender equality and women’s empowerment in 2020-2021: A snapshot (oecd.org)

Where is the Money for Black Feminist Movements? by the Black Feminist Fund

Vibrant Yet Under-Resourced: The State of Lesbian, Bisexual, and Queer Movements by Astraea Lesbian Foundation and Mama Cash

Where is the Money for Black Feminist Movements? by the Black Feminist Fund

Meet the Moment: A Call for Progressive Philanthropic Response to the Anti-Gender Movement by the Global Philanthropy Project

Tip of the Iceberg by Neil Datta, Secretary of the European Parliamentary Forum for Sexual and Reproductive Rights

Recommended resources

A selection of feminist contributions to government consultations on their Feminist Foreign Policy:

Count Me In! Consortium’s contribution to the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs’ consultation process
Equality Fund’s contribution to Global Affairs Canada’s consultation process
Southern feminist recommendations for the German Feminist Development Policy, as compiled by the Center for Feminist Foreign Policy
WO=MEN – the Dutch Gender Platform’s contribution to the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs consultation process.

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