WIA 2002-3 Women and Fashion

Of Hipsters and Hegemonies
by Indira Endaya

In a Manner of Dressing: At the Intersection of Clothing, Colonisation and Christianity
by Ava Vivian Gonzales

Silent No More, We're Hanging Out Our Dirty Laundry: The South Africa Clothesline Project
by Laura Bex Lempert and Synnov Skorge

Undressing Dresses
by Roselle Pineda

Fashion NON-Victims
by Rotten Jello

Dreadlocks or Dreadfully Locked
by Monica Arac de Nyeko

The Shoe Conspiracy
by Rose Margaret A. Galang-Monis

A Second Look at Make-up
by Luz Martinez

You Are Beautiful!
by Pinky C. Serafica

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Research Report, Women and Peacebuilding, Philippines

Recognising Women’s Participation in Sustainable and Lasting Peace. Isis International realised it is essential to initially find out to what extent or if any at all do peace advocates include or consider women and gender in their peace work with from ICCO foundation, Isis carried out a study on women peacemakers in the Philippines.

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Relive the historical milestones of the women’s movement with this Isis collection of posters.