The World Through Women's Eyes: Part 1

The first part of a half-hour long documentary created by The U.S. Ecumenical Women's Network: Beijing and Beyond, in conjunction with the National Council of Churches, at the 4th World Conference on Women in 1995 held in Beijing and Huairou, China. The documentary interviews a wide variety of women who attended the Conference and NGO parallel events, as well as giving clips and soundbites of music, dance, and other speakers at the events, focusing on the question, "Is there a global women's movement?"

Category:

Nonprofits & Activism

Tags:

• Women
• Beijing Platform
• Ecumenical Women
• Women's equality
• Faith and Feminism

[hawaiiandv]

@linuxwave because China is one of the rising Global Powers with a huge population with women making up a large part. Education is key in development -- so, why not focus on a large population which is (STILL is after 1995) one of the world's rising powers.

[linuxwave]

of all places to choose from, why on earth would you pick china to discuss human right issues?