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Christina Lopez

Gender & ICT

The Lifelong-Learning Experience Of A Young Feminist

The Gender and Internet Governance Exchange-Asia (gigX) hosted by the Association for Progressive Communications (APC) in partnership with the Foundation for Media Alternatives (FMA) gave me an opportunity to learn about the intersections between gender and internet governance in a simple way. Honestly, I didn’t have much knowledge about internet Read more…

By Christina Lopez, 10 years ago
Internet Rights

Connect Your Rights: National Training of Trainers

Quezon City, Philippines – Last June 25-26, 2015, FMA conducted its first Connect Your Rights National Training of Trainers (ToT). The 2 day training was held at the Oracle Hoteland Residences. The ToT aims to equip partner organizations with knowledge and capacity to be able to re-echo the CYR training Read more…

By Christina Lopez, 10 years ago
Gender & ICT

Women’s Priority Legislative Agenda

The Philippine Commission on Women together with National Government Agencies, Civil Society Organizations and Academe held the second of a series of consultation on Women’s Priority Legislative Agenda (WPLA) focusing on existing bills related to Gender Responsive Governance and Gender in Security, Justice and Peace. The WPLA seeks to amend Read more…

By Christina Lopez, 10 years ago

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