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Domestic abuse is more than physical harm—it includes emotional manipulation, financial control, sexual violence, and intimidation. Understanding the many forms of abuse is the first step toward prevention, protection, and support for survivors.
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May is recognized as Bladder Cancer Awareness Month, a time to raise awareness about a disease that is often overlooked in women. Through education, advocacy, and shared survivor experiences, we can encourage earlier detection, better support systems, and improved outcomes for patients and families.
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Heart attack and stroke are life-or-death emergencies — every second counts. If you think you or someone you’re with has any symptoms of heart attack , call 911 immediately.
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Stroke are life-or-death emergencies — every second counts. If you think you or someone you’re with has any symptoms of stroke, call 911 immediately.
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For girls from the most disadvantaged communities in rural Africa, the chances of securing an education are almost non-existent. Currently, out of every 100 girls from poor families, just five will complete secondary school. Today, you can change a girl’s story and ensure she has everything she needs to stay in school and thrive – including uniforms, notebooks, and menstrual products.
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Across Lebanon, Israel’s escalating attacks have killed and injured thousands of civilians and forced over a million to leave their homes. Healthcare facilities and other community infrastructure have been repeatedly targeted, deepening an already severe humanitarian crisis. Yet the scale of this violence remains underreported.
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For the past 35+ years, Global Fund for Women has funded grassroots feminist movements combatting oppression in nearly every region of the world—from abortion rights in West Africa to climate justice in the Caribbean.
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At Nexa Women Foundation, we believe real change happens when women are empowered with knowledge, resources, and the confidence to speak up for themselves and their communities.
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The conflict in Sudan is not something its people chose. It is a tragedy they have been forced to endure. Every statistic I record as a field coordinator represents a real person—a mother, a dreamer, a family.
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