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This money belongs to the Afghan people, not the Taliban nor the U.S. government.

GPS Monash presents “Six Months Later”. A collection of writings and research on #Afghanistan six months after the Taliban’s return to power. This collection was a collaborative piece by twenty-one incredible young women. Read the collection here: bit.ly/36acVes

"A tribute to the fight of women and girls in #Afghanistan" Join us in a musical celebration for #IWD2022 with scholars, performers and dignitaries from Australia, Monash and the Afghan diaspora Live on the Monash University Facebook page! bit.ly/371kepn

Thank you UN, it was really helpful!

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We are so excited to have Parisa Sekendari Monash University as one of our keynote activists #Activist Energies Join us all in Melbourne in November awgsa.asn.au/conferences/ac… @CHASS_Aus@CHASS_Aus MelbConventionBureau #CHASS22

August 15 marks one year since the Taliban takeover of #Afghanistan through force. On Monday, Monash GPS will bring together experts and local voices to critically examine what can be done to support Afghan women's rights and security. Register here: bit.ly/3JDKuoZ

Enjoyed catching up with Aish Ravi thanks Jacqui True for the intro! Looking forward to sharing our feminist perspectives AWGSA in November! Find out more here:

#StopHazaraGenocide

Chaired by Farkhondeh Akbari, Centre Director Jacqui True, Eleanor Gordon & Parisa Sekandari will discuss with author Dr Melissa Jardine approaches to security sector reform and #gender in #Afghanistan in our next seminar on 13 Oct. 👉Register now: bit.ly/3SpuVVb

Last night, we hosted the launch of 'Afghan women at the forefront of climate change'. Led by Isabelle Zhu-Maguire, Hannah Oates and Caitlin Graham, the magazine is a compilation of stories, essays and images from young, Afghan women. Learn more here: bit.ly/3NcxqIM

That was such a great and unique experience Monash GPS. Thank you Jacqui True Farkhondeh Akbari

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#LetAfghanWomenLearn

Now #women are banned from working in #national, #local and #international NGOs in Afghanistan.

We're pleased to host Fereshta Abbasi from Human Rights Watch at Monash University CEVAW to hear about her incredible work documenting human rights abuses in Afghanistan. Scholars & researchers met to redouble their efforts to maintain the spotlight on AFG & address gender apartheid & instability.

Many thanks to Monash GPS, Katrina Lee-Koo, and Eleanor Gordon for their incredible support. Amplifying these voices that courageously reject silence is absolutely crucial.

We are thrilled to formally announce two new GPS projects which respond to the humanitarian crisis in #Afghanistan. Led by GPS Fellow Parisa Sekandari, the projects aim to support young Afghan women in accessing their educational rights. Read more here: monash.edu/arts/global-pe…

We are thrilled to announce the release of Broken Dreams: The Psychosocial Impact of the Taliban Rule on Afghan Girls led by GPS member Parisa Sekandari. Join us in supporting Afghan girls and women. Read their powerful stories here. monash.edu/arts/global-pe…

Afghan women and girls face an unprecedented human rights crisis under Taliban rule. Led by Parisa Sekandari GPS is at the forefront of amplifying their voices and championing their rights. Read more here👇 monash.edu/arts/global-pe…