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Reporting, analysis and field notes from a pan-African feminist network — across women's rights, SRHR, civic space, climate justice, peace and security.

Tracking women’s leadership and feminist movements across 37 African countries. Women's Rights
June 23, 2026 Africa

Tracking women’s leadership and feminist movements across 37 African countries.

The RFLD Africa Women in Leadership Tracker is an innovative platform that unifies verified data, Afrofeminist analysis, and advocacy for the advancement of women in leadership across Africa. It serves three primary audiences: donors seeking robust evidence, civil society organizations looking for comparative insights, and journalists needing reliable statistics. Features include a dashboard with regional comparisons, 37 country profiles, gender analytics based on frameworks like Beijing+30, and a tracker for the Maputo Protocol. The platform also offers downloadable datasets and outlines a Theory of Change with specific targets for 2025 and 2030, alongside notable contributors to the initiative.

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A letter from RFLD to the partners walking with us Women's Rights
June 12, 2026 Africa

A letter from RFLD to the partners walking with us

The partners engaging with feminist movements in francophone Africa prioritize listening and understanding over mere project funding. They support the infrastructure necessary for grassroots organizations, allowing them to address local needs effectively. This newsletter expresses gratitude to these partners for their trust and commitment, which enables the movement to thrive despite challenging conditions. It highlights the importance of creating a network for women’s rights defenders and emphasizes that funding has facilitated vital resources for advocacy and community organizing. The message concludes with an invitation for potential funders to join in supporting these movements, underscoring the collaborative spirit needed for progress.

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