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Voices to End FGM/C: Enhancing the Wellbeing of Survivors and Mobilizing a Global Community to Speak Out

Amy Hill

Female genital mutilation/cutting (FGM/C) continues to impact millions of girls and young women globally. The practice is an age-old cultural tradition shrouded in silence and maintained by adherence to social norms claiming it’s necessary for women; the reality is that it exacts a devastating toll on their physical and emotional health. Long stereotyped as an “African problem,” FGM/C is now known to take place in countries across the globe. More and more women are taking the risk of speaking out against this form of gender-based violence, even though doing so puts them at risk of being ostracized by their families and communities.

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categories Intl Health Human Rights, Public Health Human Serv, Silence Speaks
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Afghan Women’s Writing Project – An Innovative, Online Approach to Documenting and Advocating for Women's Rights

StoryCenter Admin

After decades of war and occupation, Afghanistan continues to face tremendous challenges. While the current government claims to support gender equality and women’s rights, daily conditions for women and girls have improved little. Rates of gender-based violence are high; the Taliban persists in its attempts to assert control; and the legacy of the ongoing conflict has left nearly 80% of women unable to read and write. Since 2009, the Afghan Women’s Writing Project (AWWP) has helped hundreds of Afghan women craft essays and poems and share them with the world. These writings enable thousands of readers each month hear directly from Afghan women on issues of personal, cultural, and political significance. 

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categories Silence Speaks, Intl Health Human Rights
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