Join us for a special reportback to hear from participants, resource allies, and social movement leaders on why international grassroots feminist strategy is essential to fighting the many faces of fascism we are countering today.

Over the past decade, GGJ has worked alongside the World March of Women, Indigenous Environmental Network, and Grassroots International to develop the Berta Cáceres International Feminist Organizing School (IFOS). Over this time, IFOS has emerged as a critical political institution that has trained over 370 participants in 58 countries, cultivated transnational relationships, and developed a shared vision of a feminist, anti-racist, regenerative economy.

This past September, 150 grassroots feminists gathered in Kenya for our first-ever school on the continent: the Afro-International Feminist Organizing School. Through this incredible convening, we brought participants into conversation with feminist political leadership on the African continent, grew relationships between the African region and the diaspora, and fortified efforts to move philanthropy into alignment with internationalist movements.

Together, we are developing a Pan-African feminist framework, learning and unlearning through our decolonial popular education curriculum, and bringing this sharpened analysis back home.