MenaFem Movement For Economic,Ecological Justice

📢Join us How can global tax reforms fund a just & sustainable care economy? ImeneCherif from Menafem with Speakers from CESR, AIDC TJN ICRICT #CSW70 #UNFCITC, #TaxJustice & #gender_responsive, #rights_basedreforms. 📅 20 Mar | 💻 Zoom 👉 Register here: us06web.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

📢 The MenaFem Instagram page is now live! Follow us to stay updated on our initiatives for feminist, economic & environmental justice 🌱✨ 🔗 lnkd.in/dy5WwgwX #MenaFem #FollowUs #FeministJustice

📢 الصفحة الرسمية لـ MenaFem على إنستغرام أصبحت متاحة! تابعونا لاكتشاف أنشطتنا ومبادراتنا من أجل العدالة النسوية والاقتصادية والبيئية 🌍✨ 🔗 lnkd.in/dy5WwgwX #MenaFem #FollowUs #العدالة_النسوية

“🇩🇰has proposed a really modest wealth tax on the super rich of 0.5%. There are people who say it would be an economic disaster. It’s absurd. Does anybody think that if you tax Bill Gates by 0.5%, he will stop working?” - @JosephEStiglitz at @EUparliament #TaxMix2050 @EU_Taxud

🌍 Join #ICRICT commissioner @IOvonjiOdida & Advisor Verónica Grondona at the webinar "tax reforms to finance a care economy". 🗓️ 20/03 ⏰14 CET 🎙 Moderated by @rosapavanelli Organised by @social_rights @TaxJusticeNet & @AIDC_RSA 👉 Register: us06web.zoom.us/webinar/regist… #CSW70

من الديون إلى الحروب، النساء يدفعن الكلفة الأكبر للأزمات الاقتصادية في منطقتنا. مقال جديد من حركة مينافيم ضمن حملة العدالة الجندرية في عالم غير عادل. لقراءة المقال: shorturl.at/KgzSC #نساء_تحت_القصف

شاركت شيرين طلعت وحنين شاهين من حركة مينافيم في الندوة الدولية التي نظمتها نساء فيدرالية اليسار الديمقراطي. ناقشت المداخلتان تقاطع الحروب، الديون، والعسكرة مع الأزمات البيئية والاقتصادية في منطقتنا، والتأكيد أن النضال النسوي اليوم هو أيضاً نضال من أجل العدالة الاقتصادية والبيئية.

بقلوب يعتصرها الألم، تنعى حركة مينافيم المحامية والناشطة غدير دندش التي استشهدت إثر غارة استهدفت منطقة عرمون في لبنان. خالص التعازي والتضامن مع عائلتها وأحبائها. ستبقى ذكراها حاضرة في مسيرة النضال من أجل العدالة والكرامة.

Justice is not only a legal principle. It is about who holds power, who benefits from economic systems, and who bears their costs. A feminist perspective connects gender, economic, and ecological justice, and asks who gets to decide. Read the blog: menafemmovement.org/what-do-we-mea…⁠�

ما الذي نعنيه بالعدالة؟ ليست مجرد مبدأ قانوني أو شعار أخلاقي، بل سؤال عن من يملك السلطة والموارد ومن يتحمل الكلفة. من منظور نسوي، لا تنفصل العدالة الجندرية عن العدالة الاقتصادية والبيئية. لقراءة المقال كاملًا: shorturl.at/t2o9g

#News Lens: "Extraction is a political choice that carries a profoundly unequal cost—one that falls most heavily on women and marginalised communities," says @MenaFem's @shereent in new blog for @RJNglobal resourcejustice.org/why-resource-j…

🌍⚖️ The EIB claims to be the Climate Bank. But financing fossil-linked infrastructure and companies while ignoring international legal obligations tells a different story. We joined 14 CSOs in demanding the EIB act NOW: stop funding the fossil economy and apply best available science to all climate due diligence. Read our letter 👇 counter-balance.org/publications/j…

Women bear the real costs of extractivism. A just energy transition cannot repeat those harms. If a “green” project is built on stolen land or drains communities’ water, it’s not a transition; it’s green colonialism. Read Shereen Talaat’s blog: lnkd.in/eMEcrM28

Join @social_rights today at 6pm EAT for a CSW70 webinar titled: "Financing the Right to Care." This webinar aims to bring together diverse stakeholders to explore how sustainable, gender-responsive financing for the right to care can be realised through progressive, equitable, and transformative approaches. Akina Mama wa Afrika's Economic Justice and Climate Action Lead, Ms Nangamba Juliet will be one of the panelists examining how global economic governance and policy frameworks influence the availability of resources for care, using feminist macroeconomic analysis. 🗓️9th March 2026 ⏲️ 16:00hr CET | 18:00hr EAT 🔗Register here: us06web.zoom.us/webinar/regist… #AMwAatCSW70 #Feministmacroeconomics

To advance gender justice, we must confront the structural power of IFIs and the global economic system. @MenaFem challenges debt-driven and austerity-based models that shrink public services and entrench gendered inequality. Their calls on #IWD2026: re-course.org/newsupdates/iw…

Women's rights, debt justice, and tax justice advocates stand together to demand that governments #MakeTaxesWorkForWomen! 📍At Can Batlló by a Barcelonan migrant women’s campaign for decent work in care, Més que cures

💜 From Gas to Care Join @bigshiftglobal Public money should fund women and care systems — not fossil fuels. Join our International Women’s Day webinar 🗓 9 March | ⏰ 11:00 GMT 🔗 Register: climateactionnetwork.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

“IFIs cannot treat gender harm as incidental.” That's why @AccountCounsel continues to press @IFC_org and @DFCgov to confront the accountability gap at the heart of development finance, and calls for survivor-centred, rights-based remedy. Details: re-course.org/newsupdates/iw… #IWD2026

Will you be at attending #CSW70 in New York? Join us for a session on "Power, Money & Justice: How Global Financial and Multilateral Systems Shape Women’s Rights." Akina Mama wa Afrika (AMwA) will be co-convening this discussion with @christianaid, @RNMColombia and Movimiento de Mujeres Dominico to: ❎Examine how the historic and current global financial architecture and multilateral systems impact women’s human rights and access to justice from the global South. ❎Center lived realities of the global south women from different sectors and how global financial architecture and multilateral systems are impacting their human rights and access to justice. ❎Reiterate the importance of reforms in the current global financial architecture and multilateral systems, recognising the importance of global women’s participation in key decisions at all levels. 🗓️16th March, 2026 ⏰2:30 – 4:30 pm 📍CCUN, 11th Floor 🔗Sign up on this link: bit.ly/3N7a8Zg

📚NEW PUBLICATION: Framing Feminist Taxation Vol. 3 Care work is the invisible foundation of our societies and economies. Yet, it remains chronically undervalued and underfunded. Read the latest publication on tax policy, gender equality, and care here: bit.ly/fftg3