Tag: Women’s empowerment

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  1. World Maternal Mental Health Day

    07/05/2024

    One in five new mothers worldwide suffers from some form of mood or anxiety disorder during the perinatal period

  2. Gender Equality: Dianova Italy Certified

    20/12/2023

    Dianova is committed to providing a working environment that promotes equal opportunities for all its human resources

  3. Gender Roles: Changing Mindsets in Togo

    14/02/2023

    GRADH, a member of the Dianova network, participates in a national campaign to promote positive masculinity

  4. Women Are more Vulnerable to Climate Change

    04/05/2022

    Climate change is the greatest challenge of our time, which is why it is urgent to eliminate the structural inequalities that hinder the implementation of sustainable solutions

  5. Women at the Helm of Sustainable Solutions to Climate Threats

    08/04/2022

    Women are central to the implementation of natural disaster management programmes and their participation should be supported at all levels

  6. The Power to Change the World

    The Power to Change the World

    17/03/2022

    Interview with Kehkashan Basu, Founder-President of Green Hope Foundation and keynote speaker at Dianova’s NGO CSW66 parallel event

  7. Mental Health and Climate Changes

    15/03/2022

    Dianova sent a written statement to the 66th session of the Commission on the Status of Women, which takes place from 14 to 25 March in New York

  8. Women’s Day: No to War and Patriarchy!

    08/03/2022

    On March 8, we say no to violence, war and patriarchy and we demand the implementation of measures to achieve true equality

  9. COVID-19 Crisis, a Major Challenge for Gender Equality

    31/03/2021

    Women’s participation in public life has stalled and gender-based violence has increased as a result of the pandemic

  10. A Country Engulfed in Gender-Based Violence

    26/11/2020

    “Rape culture is a pandemic in itself and one that we have known about for a very long time in South Africa”