Country Office Spotlight: Afghanistan

WfWI’s Senior Director of Communications, Amber Khan, discusses how WfWI’s work among the most marginalized women in countries affected by conflict is helping close the global gender gap.

Enforcement of property rights protect a woman in many ways – her safety, health, and ability to support herself and her children all depend upon her ability to hold and inherit property.

Hearing of Nelson Mandela’s death took me back several years to the time I spent living and working in South Africa, the unified “rainbow nation.”

Former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton’s remarks upon accepting the “Champion of Peace” Award at Women for Women International’s 20th Anniversary Gala Celebration:

Wednesday, September 15th is International Democracy Day celebrating the inclusion and participation of civilians around the globe in the democratic process. In commemoration of this day, learn more about Jasminka Begić, a WfWI graduate, who decided to run for mayor in her municipality of Doboj-Jug...

Inspired to make a difference, nine-year-old Katelynn holds a bake sale to support Women for Women International and now raises funds through a virtual bake sale.

Women for Women International’s former President and CEO Afshan Khan shares her experiences visiting our programs in Kosovo in August 2012.