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By highlighting the achievements of women political leaders, we can build role models and promote more women in politics. Creating a positive narrative on women political leaders is the essence of our work.
Where political spaces are dominated by men, they can play a critical role by acting as allies of women and promote women colleagues in political spaces.
Political leaders elected to governments become responsible for influencing and making policies for millions of people. People also find inspiration from political leaders, so having responsible politicians representing diverse groups is an effective tool to bring a change to existing inequalities.
Women for Politics aims to have a free, fair and equal political representation and participation of women in South Asia
Women For Politics is a volunteer-driven initiative run by Centre for Gender And Politics.
Sugandha is passionate about human rights, and her desire for social justice has led her to take up roles in projects on gender discrimination, gender mainstreaming, access to justice while pursuing her postgraduate education in human rights law and women’s studies.
Akhil is a public policy practitioner and a gender rights advocate, working towards making politics gender equal. He has worked across foreign policy, governance, public education, gender and policy communications
