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CFEMEA Feminist Center for Studies and Advisory Services is a non-governmental, non-profit organization that works for the citizenship of women and gender equality. It fights for a just and democratic society and State in an autonomous and non-partisan way.
Founded on feminist thought, CFEMEA actively participates in the national women's movement, and integrates with international feminist networks, especially in Latin America. It also participates in different initiatives against racism.
The center is led by a Deliberative Council and a Collective Directory. It works with a Consultant Council, a Specialist Committee, and a Fiscal Council.
Commitments
* To defend and broaden democracy
* To overcome gender and racial/ethnic inequality and discrimination
* To affirm liberty, autonomy, solidarity and diversity
Objectives
* Defend and promote equal rights and gender equity in legislation as well as in planning and implementing public policies; giving special attention to the inequalities generated by the combination of sexist and racist discrimination.
* Influence the budget process, fighting for its democratization and transparency, and including a gender and racial/ethnic perspective in public spending.
* Contribute to the strengthening of women's and feminist movements, participating in networking, and reinforcing both dialogues with other social movements and arguments with the established powers.
* Promote the presence of women and feminist platforms in society and in political participation and representation.
* Develop political communication to broaden the public sphere of debate regarding feminist perspectives, highlighting the political agenda for gender equity.
Themes
* Human rights of women, especially the international treaties and conventions adopted by Brazil.
* Violence against women, particularly confronting domestic and sexual violence.
* Sexual rights and reproductive rights, emphasizing the health and sexuality of women in all phases of their lives.
* Labor and social security, especially the issues of productive and reproductive (biological/social) work, taking into account unpaid domestic labor.
* Politics and power, focusing on women's movements and the expansion of the presence of women and feminist platforms in civil society and State decision processes.
Founded on feminist thought, CFEMEA actively participates in the national women's movement, and integrates with international feminist networks, especially in Latin America. It also participates in different initiatives against racism.
The center is led by a Deliberative Council and a Collective Directory. It works with a Consultant Council, a Specialist Committee, and a Fiscal Council.
Commitments
* To defend and broaden democracy
* To overcome gender and racial/ethnic inequality and discrimination
* To affirm liberty, autonomy, solidarity and diversity
Objectives
* Defend and promote equal rights and gender equity in legislation as well as in planning and implementing public policies; giving special attention to the inequalities generated by the combination of sexist and racist discrimination.
* Influence the budget process, fighting for its democratization and transparency, and including a gender and racial/ethnic perspective in public spending.
* Contribute to the strengthening of women's and feminist movements, participating in networking, and reinforcing both dialogues with other social movements and arguments with the established powers.
* Promote the presence of women and feminist platforms in society and in political participation and representation.
* Develop political communication to broaden the public sphere of debate regarding feminist perspectives, highlighting the political agenda for gender equity.
Themes
* Human rights of women, especially the international treaties and conventions adopted by Brazil.
* Violence against women, particularly confronting domestic and sexual violence.
* Sexual rights and reproductive rights, emphasizing the health and sexuality of women in all phases of their lives.
* Labor and social security, especially the issues of productive and reproductive (biological/social) work, taking into account unpaid domestic labor.
* Politics and power, focusing on women's movements and the expansion of the presence of women and feminist platforms in civil society and State decision processes.


