July 27, 2026
From Silos to Solidarity: A Young Feminist’s Journey Toward Interlinked, Intersectional and Intergenerational Justice
I grew up in a world that told me to stay quiet, to obey, to accept things as they are. My family, my community, my school, they all operated under
July 26, 2026
Feminist Financing – Experience and Learnings
I am the Senior Finance Officer at DIVA for Equality and have worked in both mainstream civil society organisations and now with a feminist organisation. Looking back, I can see
July 22, 2026
This is what a Feminist Logistic Looks like …
DIVA for Equality works across the country, region and globally. For an organization that is small in number in terms of Human resources but has a major footprint to maintain
July 20, 2026
What Grassroot Networks Have Always Known: The Inseparable Fight for Safety and Bodily Sovereignty
For far too long, international development frameworks and national policies have neatly filed gender issues into separate silos. One department handles the Elimination of Violence Against Women and Girls (EVAWG).
July 19, 2026
Experiences of an I-taukei, Indigenous LBQ+ Woman in Fiji
As an Itaukei, LBQ woman living in a small island state like Fiji, we face a lot of challenges in our lives every day. We move in spaces with care,
July 15, 2026
Unseen, Unpaid, Unstoppable Maya!
Meet Durga Wati, affectionately known as Maya, a 73-year-old woman from Tramline, Nawaka. Before most of Nadi wakes, Maya is already at work. At 4:00 a.m., while the streets are still
July 15, 2026
PHOTO BLOG: A QUEER PASIFIKA JOURNEY AT WOMEN DELIVER 2026.
Here’s a photo blog reflection from Zulfi, a queer Pacific feminist activist and the Coordinator of Chai & Chat Fiji who earlier in May carried our stories, issues, demands and
July 14, 2026
My First Feminist March, A World AIDS Day Experience I Will Never Forget.
On 1 December, 2026, World AIDS Day, I took part in my very first feminist march through the streets of Suva. Looking back, I can still remember the excitement, the
July 13, 2026
Growing Food, Growing Power: Aggie Danidani’s Feminist Agroecology Journey
For Akanisi Danidani (Aggie), caring for the DIVA Community Garden is about much more than growing vegetables. As a part-time staff member at DIVA For Equality, she spends three days
August 13, 2025
Mana in Our Blood: Julia Evans on Menstruation, Feminism & Dismantling Patriarchy, One Period at a Time
Julia Evans is a Pacific feminist from the Cook Islands and is the founder of RedPack, a grassroots social enterprise focused on menstrual equity, environmental sustainability, and dignity for women