Politics of the International Women's Movement

CWPE actively participates in international conferences and networks to bring alternative, feminist perspectives on issues of population, environment, and women's health.

• Statement by African Women at the 8th International Women and Health Meeting, Rio de Janeiro, March 16-20 , 1997


• Women and Health at the UN Conferences in the 90's at the 8th International Women and Health Meeting, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil March 17, 1997


• Statement on Poverty, Development and Population Activities prepared by The U.S. Women of Color Delegation to The International Conference on Population and Development


• Fundamentalism and Women's Rights, by Asoka Bandarage


• Like Water on a Stone - Women's Health Movement: Ways of Organizing and Prospects for the Future, by Lilián Abracinskas


• A CWPE Roundtable Discussion: A Post-Beijing Analysis, by April Taylor and Marlene Fried


• To Go or Not To Go : The Fourth United Nations World Conference on Women, by Jael Silliman and Ellen Dorsey


• More Resources On International Women's Movements