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This audio recording includes the second part of a panel discussion from WLP's event, Leading to Choices: Women's Leadership and

The Civil Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan of 1994 with amendments through 2001.

The Civil Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan of 1994 with amendments through 2001.

The Civil Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan of 1994 with amendments through 2001.

This video is a compilation of interview clips and footage segments from the Cultural Boundaries and Cyber Spaces conference in June 2000

Alia Arasoughly speaks about the proliferation of independent news media outlets and what that means for Palestinian women, the importance

Ayesha Imam, then head of WLP Nigeria/BAOBAB for Women's Human Rights (BAOBAB), talks about specific ways that Information and

Bushra Jabre discusses the impact of the Arab Women Speak Out project and documentary film on the lives of women and their families. The

Dr. Farida Allaghi speaks about how she views herself as a leader and how she defines leadership. She discusses her childhood (and influence

Naadia Davis speaks about advocating and fundraising for "telecenters" in South Africa that would allow Internet access in remote and rural

Najat Rochdi of Morocco discusses the digital divide as well as the "content divide" that exist between the Global North and South. She

Sakena Yacoobi describes an Information and Communications Technologies (ICTs) training program she founded to train Afghan women in the use