‘Shared Dreams Woven by Struggle’ chronicling struggles of 13 women leaders launched
Summary
A new research book, Shared Dreams Woven by Struggle, has been launched in Lalitpur, chronicling the struggles and contributions of 13 women leaders in Nepal’s social movements. The book highlights stories of rights, dignity, discrimination and collective action, including those of Umadevi Badi and Muskan Khatun.
Key Points
- A new research book, Shared Dreams Woven by Struggle, has been launched in Lalitpur to document the struggles of 13 women leaders in Nepal’s social movements.
- Published by Voices of Women Media, the book highlights women who challenged discrimination, organized communities and fought for rights, dignity and social justice.
- The launch featured Acting Mayor of Kathmandu Metropolitan City Sunita Dangol, who said documenting such histories is vital to the women’s rights movement.
- A panel discussion followed with activists, academics and researchers reflecting on women’s leadership, representation and collective action.
