Center for Women's Resources (CWR)

Remember Ondoy: 10th year

Survivors and their children gathered in Marikina to commemorate the 10th anniversary of Typhoon Ondoy.

Move to Mob

CWR's annual campaign Move to Mob went to Polytechnic University of the Philippines to discuss the link between violence against women and mental health.

#HerStoryOurStory Training Day 2

Center for Women's Resources #HerStoryOurStory, Events August 29, 2019May 22, 2020events, training

Day 2 of #HerStoryOurStory: Digital Storytelling on Women and Environment
Full-day discussion on Philippine Environment and Disaster Situation, Environmental Reporting, Covering Women in the Context of Environment, and Disaster Reporting and Safety Training

#HerStoryOurStory Training Day 1

Center for Women's Resources #HerStoryOurStory, Events August 28, 2019May 22, 2020events, training

#HerStoryOurStory: Digital Storytelling on Women and Environment Training Program kicks off today. The training, supported by the Earth Journalism Network and Internews, aims to raise awareness and enhance the capacity of young and aspiring media practitioners in reporting gender-based impacts and violence in a disaster setting and in other socio-environmental news. It intends to create an additional space for the call on environmental issues with gender perspective.

Tragedy of Errors: Persecution of Human Rights Activists, Release of Rapists-Murderers and Plunderers – CWR

Center for Women's Resources Statements and Media Releases August 23, 2019May 19, 2020

They are so preposterous that they become tragically and illogically comedic: persecuting human rights activists yet, letting plunderers, rapists, and murderers remain scot-free.

We mourn, rage, and demand an end to the attacks against the Filipino people!

Center for Women's Resources Statements and Media Releases August 20, 2019May 10, 2020

The Center for Women’s Resources (CWR) joins the peasant sector and other people’s organizations in holding the National Day of Mourning today to protest the unabated killings of farmers and civilians in Negros and other parts of the country.

Rhetorics and Retorts of SONA 2019: Are we on the same page, Mr. President?

Center for Women's Resources Statements and Media Releases July 24, 2019May 10, 2020SONA 0 Comment

President Rodrigo Duterte confidently stated in his fourth State of the Nation Address (SONA), “Our goal for the next three years is clear: a comfortable life for everybody, all Filipinos. We have made significant strides and accomplished signal milestones as a nation in the past three years.”

Such impressive rhetorics, but may we ask, Mr. President, are we in the same page?