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    As the only nonprofit investigative news organization covering women globally, The Fuller Project offers a unique perspective, bringing untold stories to light. We work with journalists who are from the countries or regions where they report, and we center the experience of the women who tell us their stories, amplifying the authentic voices of those affected by systemic injustice.

    After Namibia swore in its first female president, we asked the experts: What difference do women leaders make?

    After Namibia swore in Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah as president, we asked the experts: What difference do women leaders make?
    by Allan Olingo

    This story was originally published in Fuller Project’s newsletter — sign up for your weekly dose here.

    Can South Korean politics make way for it’s ‘Light Stick Revolutionaries?’

    Korean women have helped topple governments but still have trouble gaining political office.
    by Hawon Jung

    This article was co-published with Foreign Policy.

    Europe’s onlyfans performers can’t get justice

    Jana was in the business of making women feel sexy. She ran a successful beauty salon in Slovakia, but suddenly, COVID-19 struck. Forced to close her salon’s doors, Jana found herself like so many: locked…
    by Apolena Rychlikova, Mayya Chernboylskaya, Kristina Böhmer, Polina Bachlakova

    This article was originally co-published with Foreign Policy.

    A backlash in Bangladesh

    “I don’t think any other commission’s report has gotten so much attention,” says Maheen Sultan, one of the members of Bangladesh’s women’s affairs reform commission. It’s hard to disagree. Sultan’s commission was set up by…
    by Maher Sattar

    Reporter’s Notebook: One Woman Who Dares To Speak Out

    I’ve been writing for decades about America’s on-again-off-again support for the reproductive health care of women around the world, focusing on the Republican presidents who have slashed funding and jeopardized women’s lives. During that time, I’ve interviewed…
    by Jodi Enda

    The U.N. has been a key space for feminist organizing. As the U.S. turns away, activists ask what next

    While tariffs are making headlines, Trump 2.0 is also upending the results of decades of international collaboration at the United Nations.  The U.S. stood firm against a strong push by advocacy groups to get those attending the…
    by Maher Sattar

    CSW69 — Women’s Rights at a Crossroads

    As leaders gather for CSW69 three decades after the Beijing Declaration, will commitments turn into action, or will hard-won gains be lost?
    by Allan Olingo

    The mission hasn’t changed: Remaining focused when all the world seems to be on fire

    Amidst an onslaught of harm, we have to rethink how we go about pursuing our mission. Yet our work feels more vital than ever.
    by Eliza Anyangwe

    Arab States Need More Nurses. African Women Are Paying The Price. 

    A new report reveals migrant caregivers from Kenya, Ethiopia and Uganda battle exploitative working conditions, including racial discrimination and violence.
    by Louise Donovan

    AI is transforming the fight against trafficking. Some advocates are raising the alarm

    New technology is transforming the fight against trafficking.
    by Louise Donovan

    Co-published with Foreign Policy

     

    Scientists are just starting to understand the links between climate change and maternal mental health. India’s community health workers are already finding ways to tackle it

    How climate change is endangering maternal health in India, causing pregnancy loss and worsening mental health.
    by Sanket Jain

    Co-published with Scroll

    Trump jolts African healthcare — women will pay the price

    In particular, Trump’s USAID funding freeze could have devastating implications for the sexual and reproductive health of African women.
    by Allan Olingo

    This article was republished from a Fuller Project newsletter on February 10, 2025. Subscribe here.

    It’s a new chapter in The Fuller Project’s story, and I want to write it with you

    As The Fuller Project prepares its journalism to meet the moment, our new Editor-in-Chief Eliza Anyangwe would like to introduce herself
    by Eliza Anyangwe

    This article was republished from a Fuller Project newsletter on February 3, 2025. Subscribe here.

    Kenya’s Empty Promises on Protecting Women

    The country has demanded an end to misogynist violence—and the government has failed to deliver.
    by Kamau Maichuhie, Allan Olingo

    Co-published with Foreign Policy

    Bangladeshi Women Turned a Movement Into a Revolution. Then They Disappeared.

    The country’s women turned a movement into an uprising, but then were pushed aside.
    by Muktadir Rashid, Maher Sattar

    Co-published with Foreign Policy

    ‘Tip of the iceberg’ – New U.N. data shows spike in exploitation of girls worldwide

    U.N. data shows 40% jump in number of trafficked girls
    by Louise Donovan

    This article was republished from a Fuller Project newsletter on January 13, 2025. Subscribe here.

    “It’s heartbreaking” – Sudan’s Worsening Maternal Health Crisis

    As the lead obstetrician in a hospital in the Sudanese city of El Fasher, Safa Ali helps dozens of patients a day. But there’s one she won’t easily forget.
    by Louise Donovan

    This article was republished from a Fuller Project newsletter on January 6, 2025. Subscribe here.

    Mexico’s Grassroots Pro-Choice Insurgency

    The country’s government is failing to guarantee abortion access, and self-organized collectives are filling the gap.
    by Gina Jiménez

    Co-published with Foreign Policy

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