Outside the House of Assembly yesterday, more than a hundred people bore witness as the four Constitutional (Amendment) Bills on gender equality were passed. Rawson Square saw pastors, professors, children, activists, union leaders… Continue reading
THE four Constitutional Amendment Bills on gender equality were passed in the House of Assembly on Wednesday in what has been called a “historic day.” The bills will now move on to the… Continue reading
After years of delay, the Christie administration is aiming to have a parliamentary vote on its Constitutional Amendment Bills on gender equality on March 2, with the referendum slated to take place this… Continue reading
Check out this performance by spoken word artists Desireé Dallagiacomo and Mwende Katwiwa (a.k.a FreeQuency).
In response to an act of sexual violence against a minor in The Bahamas, we wrote this letter to survivors: Survivors, We’ve got your back. We will help you #CarryThatWeight. It is… Continue reading
“People have to be part of the country. They have to be part of the decision which is impacting their life.”
We extend our heartfelt thanks to Antonius Roberts and the entire Hillside House Studio & Gallery family for allowing us to co-host Equality & Respect at the beautiful Cumberland Street property. Roberts’ collection… Continue reading
Equality Bahamas is looking forward to hosting its first event which will be centred around Equality & Respect, a collection by Antonius Roberts which explores Bahamian womanhood. Some pieces of this body of… Continue reading
The referendum on the Constitutional Amendment Bills regarding gender equality has, once again, been postponed. MP for Bain and Grants Town Dr. Bernard Nottage made the announcement in the House of Assembly on… Continue reading
Originally posted on Feminist Teacher:
Thinks boys can’t be feminists? The seven boys who have taken my high school feminism class in the last two years disagree. They even got together to make…
