Isis-WICCE: Impact

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From the different networking activities that Isis-WICCE programme staff gets involved in over each year, issues arise that are documented and shared through the Impact Magazine. The magazine is another initiative for generating knowledge from a women's rights perspective to promote the availability of information by women to women. It also highlights the best practices and challenges encountered by the organisation during the year.

Impact Magazine No. 4

This issue highlights the following: .

Women's participation in peace processes in Africa and how to make women's peace initiatives visible
Conflict Resolution
Uganda women's experiences on peace building
Women and Conflict mediation
Sexual violence and torture during the civil wars in Luwero
Matembe's story of the women's movement in Uganda
Information and technology as powerful tools for change in Africa
Knowhow conference

Impact Magazine No. 3 This issue highlights; .

Women, conflict and peace building in Eritrea, Uganda, India, Somalia and Liberia
From Gender Inequality to Mainstream Equal Opportunities: Strategies for Uganda Women.
Good governance and gender equality in Africa
Networking

Impact Magazine No.2, 1999

Highlights in this issue include;
Women and War: The Isis-WICCE Experience Refugee Camps in Africa and Europe The impact of Information Technology as a tool to advocate for women's rights What women should advocate for in the Domestic Relations Bill in Uganda The role of women in food security

Advocacy Materials

Violence against women is still rampant in spite of the efforts made by women activists to work towards its elimination. Advocacy materials such as stickers, posters, t-shirts and banners are produced. The objective of these materials is to bring out messages that provoke and challenge policy makers, activists and members of civil society to take action, as well as sharing these messages with other women worldwide.