Feminisms/feminist economy

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15 publications

• The Feminist Subversion of the Economy: Contributions for Life Against Capital

  Amaia PÉREZ OROZCO, Publisher Common Notions, USA, October 2022

• A Feminist Reading of Debt

  Luci Cavallero, Verónica Gago, Pluto Press, United States, 2021

• Social Reproduction, Solidarity Economy, Feminisms and Democracy. Latin America and India.

  Edited by Christine Verschuur, Isabelle Guérin, Isabelle Hillenkamp, Palgrave Macmillan, 2021

• Collective Social Entrepreneurship: Arenas for Gendering Social Innovation and Marginalized Women’s Collective Action

  in People-Centered Social Innovation Global Perspectives on an Emerging Paradigm

  Linda Lundgaard Andersen, Swati Banerjee, Routledge, 2019

• Witches, Witch-Hunting, and Women

  Silvia Federici, PM Press, USA, 2018

• Social Reproduction Theory: Remapping Class, Recentering Oppression

  dir. Tithi Bhattacharya, Pluto Press, United States, 2017

• Social and Solidarity Economy. Beyond the Fringe.

  Peter Utting, ZED books UK, April 2015

• The Feminist Perspectives Towards Transforming Economic Power. Buen Vivir: An introduction from a women’s rights perspective in Bolivia.

  Martha Lanza, March 2012

  AWID

• Trading Our Way Up - The story of a women’s economic empowerment project in fair trade

  Women in Informal Employment: Globalizing and Organizing - Wiego, Women in Informal Employment: Globalizing and Organizing - Wiego, 2012

• Globalization and Third World Women. Exploitation, Coping, and Resistance.

  Edited by Ligaya Lindio-McGovern, Isidor Wallimann, Syracuse University Press, New York, United States, 2012

• Eco-Sufficiency and Global Justice : Women write political ecology

  Ariel Salleh (ed.), London & New York : Pluto Press, 2009

• Transforming Socialist-Feminism: The Challenge of Racism

  Feminist Review No. 80, Reflections on 25 Years

  Kum-Kum Bhavnani, Margaret Coulson, Sage Publications Inc, 2005

• Women and Food Sovereignty Kit

  Judy M. Taguiwalo, Azra Talat Sayeed, Mary Joan A. Guan, Gilbert Sape, Judy A.P. Pasimio, 2005

  APWLD

• The Invention of Women. Making an African Sense of Western Gender Discourses.

  Oyeronke Oyewumi, University of Minnesota Press, USA, 1997

• Staying Alive: Women, Ecology and Development

  Vandana Shiva, Zed Books, United States, 1989

A thesis

• Multispecies Ecofeminism:. Ecofeminist Flourishing of the Twenty-First Century.

  MASTER OF ARTS in the Department of Sociology, University of Victoria, Canada

  Chelsea Power, 2016

15 Videos

• What is a Feminist Economy? Video animation

  March 2023

• Webinar: Feminist Economics and the Promotion of Care in our Workspaces

  September 2022

  RIPESS Europe, REDPES

• Audio : The Great Gender Digital Divide

  In Solidarity. SEWA Cooperative Federation

  August 2022

• Women from the Ripess Europe Network: meet Josette Combes

  March 2021

  RIPESS Europe, MES

• Women from the Ripess Europe Network: meet Soana Tortora

  March 2021

  RIPESS Europe, Solidarius Italia

• Women from the Ripess Europe network : meet Judith Hitchman

  March 2021

  RIPESS Europe, Urgenci

• Shared Economies: How Co-Ops and Public Banks Make a Difference for Women

  An Economy of our Own

  2021

• Ideas Factory: Baba Residences in Bulgaria - interview of Yanina Taneva

  Video of RIPESS Europe member

  November 2020

  RIPESS Europe, IDEAS Factory

• Audio : Women Rising Radio 40: Women Challenge Capitalism

  September 2020

• Reema Nanavaty, General Secretary of the Self-Employed Women’s Association (SEWA)

  Implementing the Sustainable Development Goals: What Role for Social and Solidarity Economy? International Conference , UNTFSSE, 25 – 26 June 2019

  June 2019

• Audiobook : Revolution at Point Zero by Silvia Federici

  Silvia Federici, 2019

• Decent Work in the Care Economy

  May 2016

  BIT/ILO

• Basic Income Pilot Project in India

  August 2014

• Creative Handicrafts - Making The World A Less Unequal Place

  November 2011

• Women at the Heart of the Social and Solidarity Economy

  International Forum on the Social and Solidarity Economy (FIESS)

  Marino Arseno, October 2011

19 pedagogical tools

• Hati_SOS Handbook for Organizers (in Polish)

  Zsuzsanna Mester, Attila Mester, Bernadett Both, July 2024

• HATI_SOS Soft Skills Training Module 2. Active listening & giving and receiving of feedback (in Polish)

  July 2024

• HATI_SOS Soft Skills Training Module 1.Non violent communication (in Polish)

  July 2024

• Hati_SOS Soft Skills Training for Activists : Organising larger grassroot events (in Czech)

  July 2024

• Hati_SOS Handbook for Organizers (in Czech)

  Attila Mester, Bernadett Both, Zsuzsanna Mester, July 2024

  Ekumenická akademie, Fundacja EkoRozwoju, Profilantrop Association, RIPESS Europe, Utopia

• Hati_SOS Soft Skills for a better world (in Czech)

  Andrea Rodríguez Valdés, Bernadett Both, Mejor Wojtek, Aneta Osuch, Karolina Silna, Peter Vittek, Maros Prcina, Eva Riecanska, Arkadiusz Wierzba, July 2024

  Ekumenická akademie, Profilantrop Association, RIPESS Europe, Utopia, Fundacja EkoRozwoju

• Hati_SOS Soft Skills Training for Activists : Organising larger grassroot events

  July 2024

• HATI_SOS Soft Skills Training Module 7b. Sustainable activism

  July 2024

• HATI_SOS Soft Skills Training Module 6. Working with conflict

  July 2024

• Hati_SOS Soft Skills Training Module 5. Distributed leadership

  July 2024

• Hati_SOS Soft Skills Training Module 4. Inclusive decision making

  July 2024

• HATI_SOS Soft Skills Training Module 3. Organizing successful meetings: facilitation & moderation

  July 2024

• HATI_SOS Soft Skills Training Module 2. Active listening & giving and receiving of feedback

  July 2024

• HATI_SOS Soft Skills Training Module 1.Non violent communication

  July 2024

  RIPESS Europe

• Hati_SOS Handbook for Organizers

  Attila Mester, Bernadett Both, Zsuzsanna Mester, July 2024

  Ekumenická akademie, Fundacja EkoRozwoju, Profilantrop Association, RIPESS Europe, Utopia

• Hati_SOS Soft Skils for a better world

  Andrea Rodríguez Valdés, Bernadett Both, Mejor Wojtek, Aneta Osuch, Karolina Silna, Peter Vittek, Maros Prcina, Eva Riecanska, Arkadiusz Wierzba, July 2024

  Ekumenická akademie, Profilantrop Association, RIPESS Europe, Utopia, Fundacja EkoRozwoju

• Decolonial Popular Feminist Education

  Grassroots Global Justice Alliance, March 2023

• Policy for a safe space free of aggressions

  December 2022

  RIPESS Europe, REDPES

• Leadership training manual for women leaders of cooperatives

  ILO Publication

  October 2005

  BIT/ILO

26 case studies

• “We have to be careful not to go backwards, to remember that we are still here” Interview with Isa Alvarez

  Ripess Intercontinental Newsletter - March 2021

  March 2021

  RIPESS Intercontinental, Urgenci

• “Women are the face of other economies and I would have an endless list of names to give and share” Interview with Irene Jara Cadogan

  Bulletin Ripess Intercontinental- Mars 2021

  March 2021

  RIPESS Intercontinental, RIPESS LAC

• “Like many people, I chose to be part of the solution and to participate in networks to make a difference” Interview with Ethel Côte

  Ripess Intercontinental Newsletter - March 2021

  March 2021

  RIPESS Intercontinental, RIPESS North America

• Interview with Josephine Olive Parilla, a leader-preneur for SSE

  Ripess Intercontinental Newsletter - March 2021

  March 2021

  RIPESS Intercontinental, ASEC

• “Women are the source of all development” Interview with Jeanne d’Arc Ballo

  Ripess Intercontinental Newsletter - March 2021

  March 2021

  RIPESS Intercontinental, RAESS

• Weiberwirtschaft, a cooperative of women for the setting up of women’s businesses in Berlin

  Article of RIPESS Europe NL, november 2020

  Günther Lorenz, November 2020

  RIPESS Europe

• KOKOworld, Poland – an ethical brand for women created by a woman

  Article of RIPESS Europe NL, november 2020

  Rozalia Wiśniowska,, November 2020

  RIPESS Europe

• [ASEC SSE Academy] WISHALL Women In Self Help Action in Lords Love

  May 2020

  ASEC

• Good Practice: Enhancing Food Security, Nutrition and Poverty Reduction through Self Help Groups

  de Futuro del Trabajo: Buenas Prácticas de Cooperación Sur-Sur y Triangular (CSST) en Economía Social y Solidaria

  Siddique Lubna, October 2019

  BIT/ILO

• Promoting Gender Equality for Decent Employment in Pakistan to achieve Decent Work Country Program

  de Futuro del Trabajo: Buenas Prácticas de Cooperación Sur-Sur y Triangular (CSST) en Economía Social y Solidaria

  Akhlaq Hussain, October 2019

  BIT/ILO

• PENGON-FOE Palestine: Empowering Women as Sustainable Energy Leaders project

  Transformative cities - Atlas of Utopias

  PENGON-FOE Palestine, 2019

  TNI

• Summary report - Advancing cooperation among women workers in the informal economy: The SEWA way

  ILO

  June 2018

  BIT/ILO

• Transforming our world: A cooperative 2030 - Cooperative contributions to SDG 5

  ILO Briefs

  March 2018

  BIT/ILO

• Producing and Reducing Gender Inequality in A Worker-Recovered Cooperative

  The Sociological Quarterly, Vol 17, issue 1, Winter 2016

  Katherine Sobering, September 2015

• Integration of thread and trees makes a strong women’s enterprise: towards solidarity economy development

  Submitted to the Asian Solidarity Economy Council, on the occasion of the 5th RIPESS International Meeting of SSE, Manila, Philippines, October, 15-18, 2013.

  Poonsap S. Tulaphan, October 2013

• Katosi Women’s Development Trust in Uganda: When women take a hand in their own development

  International Newsletter for Sustainable Local Development Newsletter #95

  Alina Darmadi, Judith Hitchman, February 2013

  International Newsletter of Sustainable Local Development

• The Deccan Development Society in India

  International Newsletter for Sustainable Local Development Newsletter #94

  Judith Hitchman, Martine Theveniaut, December 2012

  International Newsletter of Sustainable Local Development

• Collective Bargaining and Domestic Workers in Uruguay

  Mary R. Goldsmith, December 2012

• Collective Bargaining Among Transport Workers in Georgia

  Elza Jerenaia, December 2012

• Collective Bargaining by Workers of the Indian Unorganized Sector: Struggle, Process, Achievements, and Learning

  Indian Sector for Self-Employed Women, December 2012

• From strength to strength: The mutual support and empowerment group of village women in India (ASSEFA)

  Eléonore Dupré, November 2012

  International Newsletter of Sustainable Local Development

• A cooperative in India: the Self Employed Women’s Association (SEWA)

  Rajni Bakshi, September 2008

  CED

• ASSEFA : 35 Years of Service to Rural Communities of India

  A holistic approach to community development

  Yvon Poirier, October 2004

  International Newsletter of Sustainable Local Development

• Interview of Sheelu Francis, Tamil Nadu Women’s Collective, Tamil Nadu – India

  Sheelu Francis is an outstanding leader of the 60 thousand-strong women’s collective, active in the whole state of Tamil Nadu, Southern India. Sheelu is also the international spokesperson for the Collective, speaking about the impacts of international trade, debt and activities of transnational corporations on local development, on food security and sovereignty.

  Marcos Arruda, February 2004

• Kashf Foundation: Towards the Economic Empowerment of Women

  This document presents the foundation and gives a progress report of its financial activities between 2000 and 2002.

  June 2002

  Kashf Foundation

• Women in the Ratnagiri Cooperative in Maharashtra, India

  Nalini NAYAK, A. VIJAYAN, September 2001

  ICSF

43 Analyses/working papers/articles

• The Historical Role of the Women of La Via Campesina in the Current Crisis

  CAPIRE

  January 2023

• Black Feminists in the Third Sector: Here Is Why We Choose to use the term Solidarity Economy

  The Review of Black Political Economy 1–27

  Caroline Shenaz Hossein, Megan Pearson, 2023

• Quilombola women and the struggle for territory from the perspective of decolonial feminism

  Revista Katálysis, vol. 25, no. 3, 2022, September-December, pp. 560-569

  Thaisa Maira Rodrigues Held, Isadora Golim Campos, February 2022

  Redalyc

• I Plan for Gender Justice 2021-2025

  Ajuntament de Barcelona

  September 2021

• Time to care. Unpaid and underpaid care work and the global inequality crisis.

  Oxfam

  January 2020

• Wind energy: A gender perspective

  IRENA report

  The International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA), 2020

• Sustainable societies, (feminist) economic imageries and different rationalities

  Luciane Lucas Dos Santos, June 2019

• Renewable Energy: A Gender Perspective

  Report IRENA

  International Renewable Energy Agency, January 2019

• Introduction to «From Farm-Work to Care-Work. Towards a Feminist and Anti-racist Syndicalism»

  Pastora Filigrana, 2019

• Book : Re-enchanting the World. Feminism and the politics of the Commons

  Kairos publishing

  Silvia Federici, 2019

• When the domestic is also political: redistribution by women from the South. A feminist approach

  3°EMES-Polanyi International Seminar: Welfaire societies n transition, Roskilde, April 2018

  Luciane Lucas Dos Santos, April 2018

  EMES

• Energy and Gender: Ecofeminist views on energy

  Rapporteurship of the debate - Xarxa per la sobirania energètica. La Fede, April 24th 2017

  April 2017

• Women’s cooperatives : a glimpse into Rojava economic model

  Hawzhin Azeez, January 2017

• Women’s Empowerment in Rural Community-Driven Development Projects

  World Bank Group, 2017

• Polanyi through the lens of Epistemologies of the South and Postcolonial Feminist Economics: different glances at the concept of disembeddedness

  2nd EMES International Seminar

  Luciane Lucas Dos Santos, 2016

  EMES

• Mapping Women’s Social Entrepreneurship in Europe.Synthesis Report.

  WEstart Emily Usher Shrair, September 2015

• Social and Solidarity Economy: Beyond the Fringe? Introductory chapter

  Peter Utting, April 2015

  UNRISD

• Advancing gender equality: The co-operative way

  International Labour Office, Enterprises Department. - Geneva: ILO, 2015

  2015

• Gender In/equality in Worker-owned Businesses

  Sociology Compass Volume 8, Issue 11,

  Katherine Sobering, Jessica Thomas, Christine L. Williams, October 2014

• Solutions to the crisis? The Green New Deal, Degrowth, and the Solidarity Economy: Alternatives to the capitalist growth economy from an ecofeminist economics perspective

  Ecological Economics, 2014, vol. 102, issue C, pages 60-68

  Christine Bauhardt, 2014

• Where are the women? Empowerment and female participation in social and solidarity economy.

  4th CIRIEC International Research Conference on Social Economy University of Antwerp, 24-26 October 2013

  Vanessa Pereira Simon, Gustavo Matarazzo Rezende, Sérgio Luís Boeira, October 2013

• Female Overrepresentation in Public and Nonprofit Sector Jobs: Evidence From a French National Survey

  Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quaterly, XX, p. 1-28, 2013.

  Joseph Lanfranchi, Matthieu Narcy, September 2013

• Fair enough? Fair Trade and the quality of life amongst Bolivia’s indigenous women artisans

  Development in Practice Volume 23, Issue 3, May 2013, pages 389-401

  Tamara Stenn, May 2013

• Can Female Entrepreneurship Programmes Support Social and Solidarity Economy? Insights from China and India

  Think pieces for the UNRISD conference “Potential and Limits of Social and Solidarity Economy”. 6-8 May 2013

  Tonia Warneke, May 2013

  UNRISD

• Solidarity Economy Initiatives from the Ground Up: What can we Learn from the Women Home-based Workers of Southeast Asia?

  Think pieces for the UNRISD conference “Potential and Limits of Social and Solidarity Economy”. 6-8 May 2013

  Rosalinda Pineda Ofreneo, May 2013

  UNRISD

• BEYOND HEGEMONIC ECONOMIC MAN: ECONOMIC CRISIS, FEMINIST ECONOMICS, AND THE SOLIDARITY ECONOMY

  Julie Matthaei, March 2012

• Tianguis Indigena: The solidarity economy and indigenous women in Mexico

  Development, 2012, vol. 55, issue 3, pages 393-396

  Tzinnia Carranza López, 2012

• Women’s Global Rio+20 Compilation Position Statement UN Conference on Sustainable Development Working Document Version 1. November 2011

  This is a compilation of the Women’s Major Group Rio+20 position statements based on input from the March 2011 Women’s Major Group Position Paper, women’s statements presented at the Bonn UNDPI conference, the UNEP global Rio+20 consultation in Bonn and the Regional Rio+20 preparatory meetings in Santiago de Chile, Seoul, Cairo and Addis Ababa. This is a working document in continued progress. A globally developed summary of this document has been submitted as the Women’s Major Group submission for the zero-­‐draft document for Rio+20. This compilation document is an annex.

  November 2011

• Economic Alternatives for Gender and Social Justice: Voices and Vision from Latin America

  Luisa Antolin, Bénédicte Allaert, Martina Nuti, August 2011

• Gender, Poverty and Environmental Indicators on African Countries

  2011 Volume 12

  2011

  Groupe de la Banque Africaine de Développement

• In search of economic alternatives for gender and social justice: Voices from India

  Christa WICHTERICH et all., 2010

• The Global Household: Toward a Feminist Postcapitalist International Political Economy

  Signs, Vol. 36, No. 1, Feminists Theorize International Political Economy Special Issue Editors Shirin M. Rai and Kate Bedford (Autumn 2010), pp. 99-125; The University of Chicago Press

  Maliha Safri, Benjamin Chapas, 2010

• Report of High-level Roundtable. How a Changing Climate Impacts Women

  Permanent Mission of Germany to the United Nations

  September 2007

  Heinrich Böll Foundation, CWWL, WEDO

• Women and economy : the challenges - between resistance and social justice

  Concept paper written for the WSSE Dakar, Senegal meeting (Nov 19-21,2005)

  Isabelle Guérin, September 2005

• Equal opportunity for women and men in European enterprises

  Equal opportunity for women and men and the question of reconciling professional and family life constitute an important aspect of a company’s social sustainability. Three member organisations of a European network of responsible shareholders launched a campaign to contact companies they hold shares in for a status report concerning equality between women and men.

  April 2004

• Sustainability and Meta-Industrial Labour: Building a Synergistic Politics

  Ariel Salleh, March 2004

• Promoting rural women’s cooperative businesses in Thailand. A training kit. Part 1.

  RAP publication 2004/01

  Smita Premchander, V. Prameela, Wim Polman, January 2004

  FAO

• Women, gender and feminism

  In this text, the author analyses subjects such as women, gender and feminism; visibility of practices; current importance of the debate between feminism and the solidarity-based economy; limits, problems and challenges. Mirian Noble concludes: « The Solidarity-Based Economy is an ideal terrain for exercising new practices and fostering experiences based on equality and autonomy for women. »

  Miriam Nobre, October 2003

• Proposals Paper for the Twenty-first Century: Women and the Economy

  This Proposals Paper summarizes the work of the Women and the Economy workshop, in which more than 50 people took part via an electronic forum, and two meetings, one in Paris between October 9 and 11, 2000, and the other in Havana between April 9 and 11 2001.

  Josée Belleau, Cécile Sabourin, November 2001

• Feminist Ecological Economics

  The paper presents the theoretical foundations as well as the theoretical contributions of Feminist Ecological Economics. In addition, it provides some applications of Feminist Ecological Economics and discusses future trends and perspectives.

  Ellie Perkins, November 2001

• Engendering International Trade - Gender equality in a global world

  Text on the gender aspects of international trade and globalisation in general, and the positive and negative gains made by women.

  Sonia Ruiz Garcia, November 2000

  LEF

• Sustainable Trade: Women’s work?

  The paper discusses the relationship between sustainability of communities and the contribution of women’s work to it.

  Ellie Perkins, January 1998

• Promoting rural women’s cooperative businesses in Thailand. A training kit. Part 2.

  RAP publication 2004/01

  Smita Premchander, V. Prameela, Wim Polman, 01:2004

  FAO

3 Charter/Manifesto

• WSF Kathmandu, 15-19 February, 2024: Global Feminist Forum statement

  February 2024

• Cooperatives Europe : Gender Equality, Charter of Commitments

  October 2020

• Social Solidarity Economy (SSE) with a Gender Perspective

  Declaration approved by the 5th International Meeting of Social Solidarity Economy, Manila, October 18, 2013

  October 2013

  RIPESS Intercontinental

9 public contributions

• The cross-fertilisation between feminism and the solidarity economy

  RIPESS Eu Scientific Committee – International webinar on Solidarity economy

  Jean-Louis Laville, March 2021

  RIPESS Europe, Scientific Committee RIPESS Europe

• Considering domestic institutions and householding. A necessity for building a feminist solidarity economy

  RIPESS Eu Scientific Committee – International webinar on Solidarity economy

  Isabelle Hillenkamp, March 2021

  RIPESS Europe, Scientific Committee RIPESS Europe

• [ASEC SSE Academy] Towards SSE with women in Informal Economy for Sustainability

  Laila Azhar Ume, June 2020

  ASEC

• Engendering SSE in the Context of the 2030 Sustainable Development Agenda (presentation)

  Rosalinda Pineda Ofreneo, November 2019

  ASEC

• Engendering Social and Solidarity Economy (SSE) in the Context of the 2030 Sustainable Development Agenda

  Rosalinda Pineda Ofreneo, April 2019

  ASEC

• Autonomy should be our keyword: Feminisms from the South and subaltern cosmopolitism in Social and Solidarity Economies

  Panel “Democratically owned enterprises: a road towards international solidarity?” (3rd EMES-Polanyi International Seminar)

  Luciane Lucas Dos Santos, 2017

  EMES

• Japan’s Lost Decades and a Women-led Socio-Solidarity Economy

  Contribution to Asian Solidarity Economy Forum 2009

  Yoko Kitazawa, April 2009

  PARC

• The Women and Solidarity Economics Hyderabad Seminar

  Final report of the Women and Solidarity Economics seminar co-hosted by the Center for World Solidarity (Secunderabad, India) and the Women and Economy Workshop, Alliance for a Responsible, Plural and United World. The seminar took place in Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh, India from January 9-11 2004.

  Josée Belleau, January 2004

• Economy of solidarity and women

  Reflections of the author on how to take into account women experiences of the economy in solidarity.

  Cécile Sabourin, November 2000

27 articles

• Feminist leadership in the Social Solidarity Economies

  Article by Ripess Europe and Ripess Intercontinental, November 2023

  November 2023

  RIPESS Europe, RIPESS Intercontinental, REAS Euskadi

• Transformative economies: Towards the construction of a new world

  Article of RIPESS Europe newsletter, October 2023

  By Yiteg team, October 2023

  RIPESS Europe

• Demonstrations for a feminist, anti-racist, ecologist and anti-capitalist Europe

  Article of RIPESS Europe newsletter, October 2023

  Article from El Salto Diario, by Aurora Báez Boza, October 2023

  RIPESS Europe

• Podcast (in spanish)_ Interview with Ernestina in Dakar: Afro-Peruvian leader and care worker.

  Article by Ripess Intercontinental, June 2023

  Andrea Echeverría, June 2023

  RIPESS Intercontinental

• For a feminist Social and Solidarity Economy

  Article of RIPESS Europe newsletter, June 2023

  Credal, Tangente et Ripess Europe, June 2023

  RIPESS Europe

• Women’s Right to the City Manifesto

  Article of RIPESS Europe newsletter, March 2023

  Global Platform for the Right to the City, March 2023

  RIPESS Europe

• What is a Feminist Economy?

  Article of RIPESS Europe newsletter, March 2023

  Friends of The Earth International, March 2023

  RIPESS Europe

• Women’s resistance to the war in Ukraine

  Article of RIPESS Europe newsletter, March 2023

  ATTAC France, March 2023

  RIPESS Europe

• REAS acts for a Solidarity and Feminist economy

  Article of RIPESS Europe newsletter, March 2023

  María Atienza de Andrés, March 2023

  RIPESS Europe, REAS

• A March 8 fight for women’s rights

  Article of RIPESS Europe newsletter, March 2023

  Ligue des Droits de l’Homme (LDH), March 2023

  RIPESS Europe

• In solidarity with women around the world

  Article of RIPESS Europe newsletter, March 2023

  Josette Combes, March 2023

  RIPESS Europe

• Feminist Economics and Promotion of Care

  Article of RIPESS Europe newsletter, october 2022

  Andrea Rodríguez Valdés, October 2022

  RIPESS Europe

• Building a feminist economy. Memories of our meeting in Oporto

  Article from the RIPESS Europe newsletter - July 2022

  Andrea Rodríguez Valdés, July 2022

  RIPESS Europe, REDPES

• 4 a Care Work Environment

  Article from the RIPESS Europe newsletter - June 2022

  Andrea Rodríguez Valdés, June 2022

  RIPESS Europe, REDPES

• Social Solidarity Economy shall be feminist or it won’t be

  Article from the RIPESS Europe newsletter - March 2022

  March 2022

  RIPESS Europe

• Everyday is 25 November: a statement against gender violence from SSE

  Article from the RIPESS Europe newsletter - December 2021

  December 2021

  RIPESS Europe

• Banking co-ops run by Black women have a longtime legacy of helping people

  Caroline Shenaz Hossein, March 2021

  The Conversation

• Women in the SSE: Competence profile report

  Article from the RIPESS Europe newsletter - March 2021

  REAS, Red de Redes, March 2021

  RIPESS Europe, REAS

• Youth, feminism and SSE

  Article from the RIPESS Europe newsletter - March 2021

  Andrea Rodríguez Valdés, Sofia Pereira, March 2021

  RIPESS Europe, APDES

• An International Feminist School Under Construction

  Article from the RIPESS Europe newsletter - January 2021

  capiremov.org, January 2021

  RIPESS Europe

• Rojava : An Overview of AANES Women’s Institutions in Manbij

  Article of Mesopotamia coop, August 2020

  August 2020

• Kobane • Cooperatives as a tool for women’s empowerment

  Article of Kedistan, 8 May 2018

  May 2018

  Kedistan

• When Indian women negotiate with local authorities to improve their lives in a slum

  Article de The Conversation, 22/03/2018

  Kanupriya Kothiwal, Shrey Goel, March 2018

• Coops in the Kurdish Movement, an Emancipation Tool for Women

  Aricle of Kedistan, Nov 8, 2017

  November 2017

  Kedistan

• Municipalism and the Feminization of Politics

  Issue #6 Roar Magazine Oct 2017

  Laura Roth, Kate Shea Baird, October 2017

  ROAR

• Solidarity Economy Part III : Key Rights Underlying the Solidarity Economy in Brazil

  Article RIOONWATCH Jan 28, 2017

  Patrice LOVESSE, January 2017

• Solidarity Economy Part II: Female Protagonists

  Article RIOONWATCH Nov 7, 2016

  Anna Cash, November 2016

An organization RIPESS & SDGs

• A cooperative of women to promote women"s businesses in Berlin

  2021

  Technologie-Netzwerk Berlin e. V., RIPESS Europe, RIPESS Intercontinental

• Training and capacity building for women and girls in vulnerable situations - Bamako, Mali.

  Association ORFED – Mali, January 2022

  RIPESS Intercontinental, RAESS