Bee what you want to be!
A trainings manual for girls and young women in Rwanda/Kigali focusing on democracy, participation, civil society and gender.
Young Women: Fit for Politcs!
A trainings manual for young women in Austira, Cyprus and Turkey.
Girls without Borders
Girls without Borders is the daughter of Women without Borders and was established on the International Women´s Day 2006.
Bridging the Gap Brochure
Bridging the Gap - Empowerment Strategies for the New Female Arab Leadership. A Women without Borders brochure for free download.
Women Winning the Future!
Women Winning the Future! Sports Empowerment for Peace and Change. A Women without Borders brochure for free download.
Our Country My Role 2nd Edition 2005
The trainings-manual was developed for the project "Empowerment of Afghan women for Afghan Women" (see finished projects). The second edition was realised in cooperation with the UNFPA and was translated into Dari and Pashto. 10.000 copies were printed and distributed throughout the country.
Afghanistan Empowerment Project - End Report
The Project "Empowerment of Afghan Women for Afghan Women", financed by the Austrian Development Agency (ADA), was running until January, 2005. The project and the specially developed workshop manual and resource book "Our Country My Role" was a very successful initiative to support women in their efforts towards long term participation in political and public life and in particular to take part in the elections. The handbook is going to be distributed further on and has become a very welcome material for different groups and organisations to work with. Read the project end report in English!
Conference Report of the first International WwB Conference "Women Included!" in November 2003
The documentation of the first international Women without Borders conference "Women Included!" is available for free download now!
The report contains a lot of photos, the statements and speeches of all 17 experts from Afghanistan, Iraq, Iran, Israel, Palestine, Kosovo, Kurdistan/Iraq, Senegal and South Africa as well as the most important achievements of the workshops and the reactions to the main outcome of the conference, the Vienna Women without Borders Declaration 2003.
We wish you an enjoyable read and are looking forward to your feedback!
The Women without Borders Team
