PRINCIPLES AND GUIDELINES

We stand unwavering in our commitme to advancing women's and girls' rights—driven by the transformative power of feminism, social justice, and human rights. 

Decolonization: A Commitment to Justice and Liberation

Our priority is to amplify and support women's causes in the Global South, centering their voices and struggles as vital to the global movement for justice. As the decolonial sociologist Boaventura de Sousa Santos reminds us, "The South also inhabits the North." This speaks to how systems of power, exclusion, and oppression extend beyond geographical borders, manifesting in the marginalization and discrimination of migrant, Black, and Brown communities within the Global North.

We recognize that colonial legacies continue to shape contemporary realities. Women in the Global South and those from marginalized communities across the world bear the brunt of these intersecting oppressions. Decolonization is not merely a symbolic act but a material, cultural, and political commitment to dismantling these systems and building pathways to equity, inclusion, and liberation.

By standing in solidarity with these movements, we challenge the hierarchies of race, class, and gender that sustain global injustice. Decolonization is and must remain, a transformative process that uplifts the struggles of those most impacted by historical and contemporary forms of violence and exclusion.

Intersectionality: Acknowledging the Complex Dynamics of Power, Exclusion, and Oppression

Our struggles as women are not one-dimensional. We carry diverse identities shaped by our gender, race, ethnicity, class, age, ability, and migration status. We are migrants—documented or undocumented—rural women, young urban workers, women of pueblos originarios, Black, mestizo, Asian, women with disabilities, and so much more. Intersectionality demands recognition of this diversity and the interconnected systems of oppression we face. It is where the forces of patriarchy, racism, colonialism, and capitalism converge. From these intersections, we rise—not divided, but empowered by the shared yet multifaceted nature of our struggles. 

Strengthen Sorority, Build Solidarity. 

Foster persevering and sustainable movements for women and girls through ethical impact investments and feminist, solidarity-driven, and democratic economies."