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MADRE

MADRE is an international women's human rights organization that works in partnership with women's community-based groups in conflict areas worldwide. Our programs address issues of sustainable development, community improvement and women's health; violence and war; discrimination and racism; self-determination and collective rights; women's leadership development and human rights education.

Primary web addresses

http://www.madre.org

madre@madre.org

Main Address

121 W. 27th St. #301
New York City New York 10001

Country

Estats Units

Main Telephone

212-627-0444

Joined OneWorld

20/06/1999

Features

Iraqi Women's Rights 'Reduced to Rhetoric'

Iraqi women at a protest for civil rights.

10/06/2008 The Iraqi women's movement has a long history of male and female support, but the current violence has undermined the struggle for equal rights, says Iraqi activist Haifa Zangana.

M�s informaci�
Temes/Zones: [Irac] [Drets Civils] [G�nere] [Exclusi� social] [Activisme] [Societat Civil] [Conflictes]

Image: Iraqi women at a protest for civil rights. © United Nations' Integrated Regional Information Network

Perspectives Magazine: Gender Matters

'Crushed' by Climate Change

Indigenous Nicaraguan women working with the development organization, Wangki Tangni.

15/05/2008 Indigenous peoples in Nicaragua are increasingly threatened by climate change despite their minimal ecological footprint, writes a Nicaraguan advocate for indigenous peoples' autonomy and development.

M�s informaci�
Temes/Zones: [Nicaragua]

Perspectives Magazine: Climate Change

Mothers Making a Difference

12/05/2008 Fatima Ahmed from Sudan, Yanar Mohammed from Iraq, and Robitalia Moreno D�az and Mar�a del Rosario Moreno D�az from Colombia all link their experience of motherhood to their drive to work for social justice.

M�s informaci�
Temes/Zones: [Sudan] [Irac] [Col�mbia]

Perspectives Magazine: Gender Matters

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