The latest issue of “Yemaya”, the gender and fisheries newsletter of the International Collective in Support of Fishworkers, has just been released, containing materials on global initiatives (Rio+20, FAO’s Committee on
Clan elder, Magesa Lubumbika from Lugata village (Kome Island) performing fishing rituals in honour of his grandson. Photo: Modesta Medard, in Yemaya 40 p. 7.
Fisheries work and CEDAW), and special reports on gender dimensions of fisheries in Africa (Gambia, Senegal, Tanzania), and profiles of leaders from Indonesia and Brazil.
Download articles or the whole issue at Yemaya 40
- Rio+20 – Is this the Future We Want? Analysis, Online Resources and Yemaya Mama looks for sustainable development in Rio!
- Gambia: Building Capacity, Managing Change
- Profile: Never Say Die – Masnu’ah, women’s group leader in Indonesia
- Loss of Inheritance: consequences of changes in Lake Victoria fisheries, Tanzania
- CEDAW turns 30!
- Promoting Gender Equity – summaries of CSO proposals as part of FAO small-scale fisheries processes
- Brazil fisherwomen: Naina Pierri interviews Cleonice Silva Nascimento
- Review: “An Evaluation of the Roles of Women in Fishing Communities of Dakar, the La Petite Côte, and Sine Saloum,” Senegal
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