Well done, Scotland! Now let’s tackle period poverty everywhere
Scotland has made history by becoming the first country in the world to make period products free for all. So what’s next in the fight against period poverty?
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Harriet, from Uganda, trains girls in how to make their own reusable sanitary pads. Photo: ActionAid
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Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Photo: ActionAid
What we learned about campaigning from Ruth Bader Ginsburg
We look back on the illustrious career of Ruth Bader Ginsburg, and explore the five things we learned from her inspiring work.
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Guests at the launch night for ActionAid UK's Women by Women photography exhibition. Photo: Shyamantha Asokan/ActionAid UK
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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Sonali, an acid attack survivor from Bangladesh, speaks about her experience of being attacked with acid. Photo: ActionAid
Sonali’s story: I’m an acid attack survivor but I’m not fearful
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.
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Christie, an activist from Nigeria, campaigns against violence and harassment. Photo: ActionAid
My Body is Mine
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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Marie, a campaigner from Liberia. Photo: Ruth McDowall/ActionAid
Five ways to practise active feminist allyship
Explore these five simple ways you can practise active feminist allyship to support the struggle for women's rights around the world.
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