This report describes an FAO/UNFPA project for women in fishing communities in the Philippines. The project, implemented between 1990 and 1994 in Capiz and Pangasinan provinces, was very successful in improving the socio-economic status of women and their families and in promoting family planning and reproductive health care.

AF3IRM is a new anti-imperialist, transnational feminist women’s organization, evolving from the organization formerly known as GABNet, and 20 years of women’s organizing, activism, and struggle.

Women of Islam Organization. Its vision is to nncover the Islamic virtues of Muslim women and efface the misconception regarding their so-called "oppression" - Valenzuela City.

The American Women's Club of the Philippines (AWCP) is an organization of American women, spouses and family members of American citizens, and expatriate women and wives of expatriates who work for a U.S. based entity. All members reside in the Philippines - Makati City and Muntinglupa City.

A framework used to bring together women's organisations in the ASEAN region to work towards full integration of women in development - Singapore.

A quarterly newsletter that reports the issues, news, struggles and life experiences on Asian women workers - Bangkok, Thailand.

An Internet-based women's information service and network in Asia.

Website of Babae para sa Kaunlaran Partylist (BABAE KA) Vote BABAE KA for partylist!

We seek to mobilize and organize with Filipino women in the San Francisco/Bay Area community by engaging in our collective struggles and promoting holistic well-being in solidarity with National Democracy in the Philippines and international women's emancipation.

Philippine women's network in Europe.

An online community for Filipinas - Our mission: to broaden Filipinas' horizons and to help them discover and harness the power and strengths that they have within themselves.

My website explores the feminist Pinay-American, mixed blood, queer, experience. I write and present pieces relating to and combating racism, sexism and homophobia - New York.

CEDAW stands for the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women. It is a human rights treaty ratified by the Philippines on 5 August 1981. CEDAW Watch-Philippines is engaged in information and education advocacy campaigns to make national laws and polices consistent with CEDAW. It also provides training and mentoring support to members.

The women of the Asia-Pacific region will create a system of politics that is holistic, integrated, and life-enhancing in its perspective. CAPWIP is a non-governmental regional organization (NGO) dedicated to promoting equal participation of women in politics and decision-making - Baclaran, Paranaque.

A woman's service institution that provides research, education and training, advocacy and publications, library and data banking service for and about women - Brgy. Sacred Heart, Quezon City.

talk with Phili girls! In Japanese.

The Coalition Against Trafficking in Women-Asia Pacific is an international network of feminist groups, organization and individuals fighting the sexual exploitation of women globally. Sexual exploitation, especially prostitution and trafficking, violates women's human rights and is a severe form of discrimination - Teachers' Village, Quezon City.

Deborah Women of God in Service Foundation (Deborah) is a foundation devoted to the dynamic transformation of women's lives, meeting modern challenges affecting women with a steadfast advocacy program anchored on a unified, compassionate and committed effort to achieve great dreams in behalf of all women worldwide. We are a Christian organization serving in Bulacan, Philippines with a heart to reach the sick, needy and less fortunate - Dona Remedios Trinidad Highway Baliuag, Bulacan.

For memory, truth and justice - Over 1,600 people were disappeared in the Philippines during the Marcos dictatorship and since. None of them has ever been found. The families of the disappeared have received neither compensation or redress of any kind. Includes Families of Victims of Involuntary Disappearance - FIND Philippines.

The Development Action for Women Network (DAWN) was set up in 1996 to deal with the issues and problems related to migration/overseas contract work, specifically of women entertainers in Japan - Ermita, Manila.

Examines the role of women in agriculture and various societal issues - from the Food Agriculture Organization.

The first Philippine website for women offering information and entertainment, a supportive community, and fun opportunities. Members can enjoy expert advice, personality quizzes, bulletin boards, celebrity chat guests, contests, interactive games, horoscopes, and articles from leading Filipino women's magazines - Candy, Cosmopolitan Philippines, Good Housekeeping Philippines, and Preview - Mandaluyong City.

The Filipina Women's Network (FWN) is a non-profit association for women of Philippine ancestry. FWN provides educational resources through publications, lectures, activities, and programs to further the professional and personal development of its members. FWN enhances public perceptions of Filipina women's capacities to lead, changes biases against Filipina women's leadership abilities and fosters the entry of Filipina women into positions of leadership in corporate, government, and nonprofit sectors. FWN focuses on public education, research on Filipina women's issues, leadership and skill building/career development programs for Filipina women, and popular culture - San Francisco, CA.

Services includes information and referral, transitional housing, outreach, food distriburtion, counseling, job information, educational forums and classes, transportation, advocacy and socialization and recreation for Filipino senior citizens and women including a program for trafficked women.

The Filipino Association of University Women promotes and strengthens Filipino identity in Hawaii through initiatives in culture, the arts, and education. It provies leadership in promoting 1) greater awareness of and appreciation for the Filipino culture and traditional values, and 2) cross-cultural understanding in Hawaii - Kaneohe, HI.