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’In The Global Women’s Movement, Antrobus gives us rich historical background, insightful personal reflection, and a keen analysis of the challenges that lie ahead for women’s global organizing. This is a must read for all activists, policy makers and scholars who care about the future of equity and justice in the world.’ - Charlotte Bunch, Founder and Executive Director, Center for Women’s Global Leadership, Rutgers University’This reflection on the international women’s movement by one of its most important leaders is both timely and stimulating. Locating its origins in the quest for broader social justice, Peggy Antrobus examines this movement over three decades. She makes the case that if our movement is to continue to find solutions to the problems of human security and well-being, we must deal as seriously with issues of race and class as we do with patriarchy.’ - Noeleen Heyzer, Executive Director, UNIFEM’This is a fascinating book where the researcher and the activist come together to tell the history of a revolutionary movement that changed the way we think about gender and sexuality, social justice and human rights, the political economy and power. The author has the authority of someone who was an active participant in many major events of that history.’ - Carmen Barroso, Regional Director, International Planned Parenthood Federation, Western Hemisphere Region ’This is a breath-taking attempt at documenting the challenges and triumphs of the Global Women’s Movement over the past 30 years, and there are few women in this movement more qualified than Peggy Antrobus to take this on. Peggy brings her immense wealth of experience as a feminist activist, scholar, strategist, thinker and mentor to bear on this book, which is a great resource for women’s rights activists everywhere.’ Bisi Adeleye-Fayemi, Executive Director, African Women’s Development Fund, and President, Association for Women’s Rights in Development (AWID).
