MEDIA COVERAGE

External references, public visibility and feminist networks.

This section collects media materials, newsletters, conference reports and external publications that document the public visibility of ADLIGA, Our House and connected civic work.

The archive helps readers, partners, researchers and donors understand how ADLIGA’s work has appeared in international feminist, human rights and civil society debates.

PURPOSE

A record of public visibility.

Media coverage is treated as an institutional archive. It preserves references to ADLIGA’s advocacy, feminist research, human rights work, public statements and participation in international networks.

Entries may include media articles, partner newsletters, conference reports, public interviews, external publications and archived PDF copies where preservation is justified.

WHAT THIS ARCHIVE SHOWS

Public traces of ADLIGA’s work across time.

The materials below connect ADLIGA’s history to wider feminist, democratic and human rights movements in Belarus and across Europe.

Advocacy

Human rights and public solidarity

External references document ADLIGA and Our House in contexts of political repression, women’s rights advocacy and public solidarity with activists at risk.

Networks

International feminist cooperation

The archive includes materials from feminist networks, partner newsletters and conference spaces where ADLIGA’s work appears in broader transnational debates.

Research

Gender, politics and public debate

Some references document ADLIGA’s contribution to feminist research, gender studies, political analysis and public education on women’s full citizenship.

ARCHIVE

Media coverage and external references.

Open or download archived media references, partner newsletters and conference reports connected to ADLIGA’s public work.

BACKLASH 2 International Feminist Conference Report

2019-11-16 English PDF 952.8 KB

Prepared by GADIP — Gender and Development in Practice

Conference report from BACKLASH 2 International Feminist Conference in Gothenburg, including Evgenia Ivanova as a Belarusian feminist researcher and co-founder/co-chair of ADLIGA.