Resources

Building a Movement chronicles the history of White Ribbon Alliance, beginning in 1999 when an informal coalition of global partners united to make safe motherhood a priority for governments to 2019 with the launch of the What Women Want Campaign.

By bringing women’s demands to local decision-makers, we turned What Women Want into What Women Won.

Use the What Women Want Chatbot to collect community demands, analyze results, and provide feedback in real-time.

Women’s March Global partnered with Equality Now to produce a mini-course on sexual violence laws worldwide, including the movements driving change and demanding justice for survivors.

Sharing our stories is vital because when we bring our stories into the light, we not only empower ourselves but also those around us. It is time the world understood that women’s experiences are not isolated. Together we can truly become a wave of voices too loud to ignore.

Women’s March Global Events are at the core of our mission, helping both the local and global communities influence change. Organize an event today to engage your local community and enable one another to create a positive and open environment where daring discussions are the norm and not the exception.

Use our tips and tricks to maximize your local Women’s March Global Chapter social media impact as well as amplify what we do as a Community. The more we work together, the stronger both our local actions and our global movement will become.

If you have already completed the Global Count, help spread the word to others. Use this is social media toolkit to take part in the #WeCount Challenge. 

Global Count is a global mapping project designed to ensure that individual women’s and gender-diverse people’s opinions, needs, and perspectives inform the Global Acceleration Plans for Gender Equality formed by each Action Coalition (AC) at the Generation Equality Forum (GEF).

Hear from women, girls, and allies about leading self-care topics—from abortion self-management to self-care in emergencies—in 16 online sessions organized by WRA and the Self-Care Trailblazer Group.

Find out what women and girls say they want and need to know about their health and bodies—in their own words.

From women and girls to global human rights advocates to community leaders creating real change, WRA’s Brave Voices, Bold Actions podcast introduces you to the experts working on respect and dignity.

A picture is worth a thousand words, and the pictures shared by midwives the world over speak volumes.

Gain access to the 56,000 open-ended responses through this interactive dashboard. Explore similarities and differences across contexts.

Gain access to the 1.2 million open-ended responses through this interactive dashboard, a unique tool that connects women’s and girls’ voices with the almost infinite possibilities of digital analysis.

Apply this tool to take self-organizing to the next level and galvanize collective action to help get women and girls what they want.

Women, girls, and allies can use this tool to self-direct and design projects focused on self-care, self-advocacy, and self-organizing.

Can’t watch the entire Self-Care Learning and Discovery Series? Catch the highlights in this report.

Learn how providers and their associations can work to ensure respectful care in practice.

This resource suggests key action items that can be adapted to drive change at all levels and are based on women’s demands.

This report reviews women’s and girls’ top five demands in detail, including their sub-demands, and related policy asks across focus countries.

This report explores the inseparable link between women’s and girls’ demands for both health and gender equality.

This report provides analysis of the top 20 demands globally and across age groups, and the stories of the women, girls, and allies that made what women want possible.

These reports analyze women’s healthcare demands in countries with highest numbers of demands.

These resources outline key advocacy asks based on women’s demands in focus countries.

Midwives have told us what they want and need to provide quality care to mothers and their newborns. Learn what advocates are demanding in support of midwives across nine focus countries.

This report provides analysis of the top demands of over 56,000 midwives from 101 countries and many of their personal stories.

Learn more about the history of the RMC movement and the legal documents on which the RMC Charter relies. Access the poster for the most succinct and used version of the RMC Charter.