International donors make resource redistribution decisions based on evidence. But what kind of evidence? In most cases: quantitative indicators, reach metrics, activity reports, and lists

Every March 8 we celebrate the strength of women’s movements that, in every corner of the world, sustain struggles for equality, justice, rights, and dignity.

International discourse often celebrates the importance of financing indigenous peoples, afro-descendant populations, and local communities. Yet, when data is disaggregated and the voices of the

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Over the past two weeks, I had the privilege of meeting, listening to, and learning from three remarkable women: two of them Afro-Latin American and

In a corner of Central America, that sign bearing the USAID logo represents far more than just international aid from one country—it represents the possibility