The Activist-in-Residence (AiR) Fellowship Programme at the Centre for the Study of Race and Racism (FCRJ), SOAS University of London, is now accepting

✨ Day One Recap | Gender Justice in International Criminal Law Conference In times of political pushback, convening itself is an act of resistance. Our opening day brought together gender justice practitioners, academics, and civil society advocates from around the world to reflect on collective strategies for advancing gender justice. Speakers across panels reminded us that solidarity must go beyond words, demanding concrete support for Afghan voices, Yazidi survivors, and civil society worldwide. Some highlights from Day One include: 🔹 The need to embed intersectionality beyond tools and guidelines into strategies that shape how investigators, reporters, and practitioners engage with survivors. 🔹 How dismantling colonial legacies within institutions requires balancing ambition with realism, working through local contexts and country-driven approaches. 🔹 The essential role of context-specific practices: from addressing language barriers, limited vocabulary and cultural holidays, to ensuring survivors remain informed and involved throughout processes. A heartfelt thank you to our speakers, participants, and the 1,400 registrants who joined us in-person and online. 📸 Photo highlights from Day One below (©️ Robert Tjalondo) #GenderJusticeinICLConference #GJICL #ICL #FeministJustice #SurvivorCentered #GenderJustice

Holding Progressive Donors to Account: A Dialogue Between Funders and Activists - Parallel event at CSW70 by Noor & IJSC

Attacking Our Movements: Far Right Securitization Regimes Threatening Access to Justice - Parallel event at CSW by Noor & The Polis Project.

Attacking Our Movements: Far Right Securitization Regimes Threatening Access to Justice - Parallel event at CSW by Noor & The Polis Project.