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A Feminist Action Agenda for Canada’s Global Response to COVID-19 news : Updates May 20, 2020 Share Print Together with our allies from Action Canada for Sexual Health and Rights, Amnesty International Canada, the Equality Fund, Nobel Women’s Initiative, and Oxfam Canada, we have prepared a policy brief on why Canada needs a feminist response to COVID-19 and how it can be achieved. Read the brief here. The COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated inequalities around the world and laid bare the gaps in our current systems. Marginalized communities – particularly women and girls – have been the most affected. A Feminist Action Agenda outlines the unique challenges women and girls have faced since the beginning of COVID-19, and how a feminist response could ensure hard won gains for women’s rights and gender equality are not lost. In the brief, we call on the Government of Canada to take a leadership role in implementing a feminist response to COVID-19. A Feminist Action Agenda establishes five key principles to guide the government’s feminist response: southern-led, sustainable, standalone, safety and rights, and human security. It also outlines specific recommendations for the government, including increasing women’s rights and feminist movements’ resources and leadership, prioritizing violence against women and girls/sexual and gender-based violence and sexual and reproductive health and rights programming in COVID-19 responses, and supporting respect for human rights and protecting women human rights defenders and LGBTI rights defenders, and more. Read A Feminist Action Agenda for Canada's Global Response to COVID-19 Learn more A Feminist Action Agenda for Canada’s Global Response to COVID-19 Add new comment You must have JavaScript enabled to use this form. Your name Comment * Save Leave this field blank